Damm has once again managed to put together a luxury lineup to celebrate La Mercè. The Mediterráneamente Stage on Bogatell beach will once again become one of the epicenters of Barcelona's festivities with four concerts that are sure to make the audience vibrate. The party will start at 9 PM with the performance of BOYE, followed by Ginestà, ZOO, and Vicco.
More than five hours of live music on the beach are expected on one of the most popular and emblematic stages of Barcelona's main festival. Barcelona native BOYE –artistic name of the stage creator, actor, and singer David Menéndez– will open the night with his unique musical style, which integrates rap, electronic music, pop, and alternative rock.
He will be followed by Ginestà (at 10:30 PM), one of the youngest Catalan pop groups –formed by the Serrasolsas siblings– with their proposal that combines pop with experimental sounds and folk. This is one of the last concerts of their long tour, which will end in early October to record what will be their anticipated fourth album. It will be a perfect occasion to listen live to Em Bategues, their latest song, released this very month.
Next, at midnight, it will be the turn of the Valencian group ZOO, who will make the audience jump with their mix of rap, breakbeat, rock, and ska with electronic rhythms. At two in the morning, the first musical night of La Mercè will be closed by Barcelona native Vicco, one of the sensations of recent months thanks to her participation in the Benidorm Fest and the song Nochentera, which has placed her at the top of the most listened to songs of this summer.
Completing the performances on the Mediterráneamente Stage, on September 24 and 25, the Old Estrella Damm Factory will host concerts by emerging talents framed within the BAM – Barcelona Acció Musical program, as well as a wide gastronomic offer from local and author foodtrucks.