The upcoming León Solo Música Festival, which will take place at the Palacio de Exposiciones de León on September 28th, is set to feature a lineup of talented artists including Sidonie, Coque Malla, Zabriskie, and Dridri DJ. This will be the fourth edition of the festival, with the collaboration of the León City Council.
Coque Malla, a legendary figure in the music scene, is coming to León with a new album titled ‘Aunque estemos muertos,’ which showcases his creativity and conceptual approach to rock music. This album, produced by José Nortes and featuring collaborations with Anni B.Sweet, has received critical acclaim for its existential lyrics and classic yet avant-garde rock sound. Coque Malla’s recent foray into acting in the film ‘Buscando a Coque’ has further solidified his status as a multifaceted artist.
Sidonie, known for their energetic and immediate sound, will be bringing their latest album ‘Marc, Axel y Jess’ to the festival. Filled with catchy and relatable songs, this album is tailored for live performances and tours, making Sidonie a must-see act at any music event.
From the local music scene, Zabriskie will showcase their expertise in blending pop, rock, and psychedelia, while Dridri DJ will keep the crowd moving with his dynamic mixes and song selections. Tickets for the festival are already on sale through various platforms, including marcaentradas.com, ticketmaster.com, Artisticket, and the Gran Café.
The León Solo Música Festival is not only a celebration of music but also a significant driver of economic growth in the region. The influx of attendees, overnight stays, and associated consumption contribute to the local economy, making it a win-win for both music lovers and businesses in the area.
As the festival approaches, anticipation is building among fans who are eager to experience a diverse range of musical performances in the vibrant city of León. With a lineup featuring established artists and emerging talents, the León Solo Música Festival promises to be a memorable event that will resonate with attendees long after the final notes have faded away.
