Crisix

This Sunday 24th May, Crisix will descend upon Hard Rock Cafe Valencia for a special fan event that promises chaos, riffs, adrenaline and pure underground energy ahead of one of the biggest metal nights of the year. As part of the Spanish backstage experience surrounding Megadeth’s European tour launch, Crisix are stepping into the spotlight once again — louder, sharper and more unpredictable than ever. And this is not just another meet & greet.

After almost two years away, Crisix are returning with new music, a new direction and a renewed hunger that feels ready to tear the walls down. Always one of the most explosive live bands in European thrash, the Barcelona wrecking machine are entering 2026 with what they describe as a completely reimagined vision: no labels, no fear and absolutely no interest in playing safe. The result? A band that sounds more dangerous than ever.

Taking place at Hard Rock Cafe Valencia from 19:00 to 20:00, the event gives fans the chance to get up close with the band through a signing session, Q&A, meet & greet and exclusive first access to brand-new merchandise connected to their forthcoming material. From midday onwards, fans will also be able to grab exclusive merch at special event prices — making the venue a full-day gathering point for the Valencian metal community.

But beneath the signings and photos lies something bigger. There is a real sense that Crisix are entering a new era. The band built their reputation on speed, humour, technical violence and relentless live shows, but this new phase feels more fearless, more personal and more determined to push beyond the limits of traditional thrash metal. If the recent announcements are anything to go by, they are not coming back quietly — they are coming back to shake everything apart.

And what better place than València to unleash that energy? With Megadeth fans flooding the city, the Hard Rock Cafe fan zone is expected to become a meeting point for thrash heads, old-school metal fans and younger audiences discovering the scene for the first time. Expect battle jackets, flying hair, beer-fuelled conversations about riffs and enough energy to power the entire Plaza del Ayuntamiento.

For longtime fans, this is the return they have been waiting for. For newcomers, it is the perfect chance to witness one of Spain’s most beloved modern thrash bands at close range before the next chapter truly explodes.

One thing is certain: Crisix are back, and they are not interested in subtlety. València is about to feel the earthquake.