Ángel Stanich

This 21 February 2026, Valencia’s Sala Moon becomes the setting for a rare and riveting night of shadow-lit rock as Ángel Stanich brings his uniquely enigmatic persona and band to town. One of Spain’s most provocative and unpredictable voices, Stanich is heading to Sala Moon as part of his sprawling “Gira (Aún) Sin Nombre” — a tour that’s already seen him weave through the country with the kind of quietly intense performances that leave crowds buzzing long after the last chord fades.

More than just a concert, a Stanich show is a singular experience. He’s the kind of artist who blends folk, rock and poetic surrealism into a sound that feels cinematic, strange and endlessly intriguing — a bit like Bob Dylan hitchhiked into a Spaghetti-Western by way of Spanish barroom mysticism. Fans know that his lyrics — sharp, absurd, sometimes tender, always unpredictable — come to life most vividly in the flesh.

On this night, Sala Moon will be the crucible for that alchemy: a buzzed-up crowd packed shoulder-to-shoulder on Carrer de Sant Vicent Màrtir waiting for that first guitar strike, waiting for Stanich’s voice to cut through like a truth sung in the dark. Tickets are on sale now and with doors opening in the early evening, it’s one of the most exciting single-artist shows on Valencia’s live calendar this winter.

Whether he’s mining cuts from his emerging fourth album or stripping down old favourites with fierce intimacy, the Valencia date promises to be a night where poetry meets distortion, where shadowy lyrics find their echo in a packed room, and where every chorus feels like an invocation. If you’re after a rock show that feels alive with mystery and sparks, don’t miss it — Moon is about to glow a little brighter.

For tickets and more information: Sala Moon