‘Almanzora Sound’ off to a good start in Albox: over 1,000 tickets in three days for Siloé and Miss Caffeina
Siloé and Miss Caffeina, on 9 October in Albox’s Plaza Mayor: the new Almanzora Sound passes 1,000 tickets sold in just three days.
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Almanzora Sound gets off on the right foot. The new festival that Albox will hold on Friday 9 October in its Plaza Mayor has passed 1,000 tickets sold just three days after the line-up was confirmed, as announced by Albox Town Council and reported by La Voz de Almería. And no wonder: the first edition will be headlined by Siloé and Miss Caffeina, joined by local band Los Bigardos and DJ Jonathan Castillo.
Six hours of music in the Plaza Mayor
The festival was presented this week by the vice-president of Almería Provincial Council, Almudena Morales, and the mayor of Albox, María del Mar Alfonso. If you already have the date marked on your calendar, here are the details: doors will open at 19:00 and the performances will begin at 20:00, with six hours of live music and a selection of food trucks to refuel. Tickets are on sale on the bravoentradas.es platform.
The initiative has the support of the Provincial Council, the town council and the production companies Wild Punk and DGB Producciones. Morales pointed out that Albox already has the Festival de Primavera (Spring Festival) and Rock Albox, which she described as “one of the longest-running festivals in our country”, and presented Almanzora Sound as “a third big bet”. The organiser, Diego Bravo, stressed the event’s “clear commitment to continuity”.
A date for the Pilar long weekend
The mayor said that the sale of more than a thousand tickets in the first few days “shows that Almanzora Sound has generated enormous interest from the very first moment”. There is more to the chosen date than meets the eye: it coincides with the puente del Pilar (the Pilar bank holiday weekend), when much of the national festival calendar has already finished, and the council’s governing team is confident that the festival will attract visitors and boost the town’s hospitality businesses and shops.
With just over two months to go, the town council aims for Almanzora Sound to become a leading event on the province’s cultural and musical calendar, with the Plaza Mayor, right in the centre of Albox, as its stage. For now, the public has already said yes.
