Hermana Furia

Valencia, prepare your nervous system. Hermana Furia are rolling into Loco Club with a reputation for volume, velocity and emotional detonation, and nobody is leaving untouched. Forged in Madrid and hardened on stages across Spain, the band have built their name on riffs that land like punches and choruses that feel like rallying cries. Early releases announced intent; Todo Mal confirmed the firepower.

Now, with Rumias, they arrive tighter, darker and more explosive — a record that trades in confrontation, catharsis and the kind of urgency that refuses to sit politely at the back of the mix. On stage, Hermana Furia deal in total commitment. Expect raw edges, physical energy and a frontwoman capable of flipping from controlled tension to full-throttle abandon in a heartbeat. There are flashes of stoner weight, alternative textures and straight-up rock’n’roll menace, but the real hook is the sense that anything could tip over at any moment.

Photo: Juan Pérez-Fajardo

The show forms part of the national Girando por Salas run, a tour that has been steadily converting rooms into believers. Night after night the response has been the same: sweat, shouting, connection.And there are few better places for that communion than Loco Club — Valencia’s long-standing temple to gigs that are felt in the ribs as much as heard in the ears. If your taste in live music leans toward intensity, honesty and a little danger, this is your night.

For tickets and more information: Loco Club