He ULL Rock Festival, The University of La Laguna's annual music festival returns this Saturday, October 7th, to the Aguere Cultural Hall. Starting at 8:30 p.m., the event will bring together six bands and artists who will compete for the Music Prize, awarded by the university for nearly two decades. The evening, which is free and open to the public until capacity is reached, will also feature performances by [unclear - possibly "Bands and Artists"]. José Arbelo Trio as the winner of the latest edition of this award last year.
The band Cheap Manifesto, The band, which released its first EP “Downfall” in 2022, will be one of the groups performing at the ULL Rock festival this Saturday. These three friends, as they describe themselves, will fill the venue with a style that incorporates elements of new-wave y post-punk, with simple and catchy melodies, as well as lyrics that speak of disenchantment, alienation, anger and bewilderment in the face of the social present.
Folk and electronic sounds of Orlim They will also be in the running for the 18th University of La Laguna Music Prize. The Tenerife artist, who released his first EP a year ago, will be on stage performing what he describes as “dreamy soundscapes where nature, emotion, and escapism emerge, serving to explore the complexities of the human experience.”.
The artist's bet is on the delicacy of R&B with touches of pop and even reggaeton. DIANA for this festival. After playing in several groups, he began a new solo career in 2021 and is currently working on releasing what would be his first album early next year.
The free time imposed by the pandemic and love in a well-known neighborhood of Madrid were the foundations that laid the groundwork for the creation of the band. Hurts, which will also be one of the participants in ULL Rock. Although it began as a personal project of the Canary Islander Jorge Luis Amil, the now musical group is playing in large venues throughout the archipelago and will do just that this Saturday at Aguere Cultural, where they will bring their indie sounds reminiscent of the 80s and part of the 90s.
The artistic mix that emerges from pop, indie and funk created by Eric Böelle He will be the featured artist this Saturday. The composer also began his career at an open mic session held in San Cristóbal de La Laguna and currently continues with his passion for music accompanied by Jorge Porto on backing vocals and keyboards, Josh Macclane on bass, and Carlos Ruiz on percussion.
Rare Earths They will be the last band to take the stage at Aguere Cultural. This project, which describes its creations as original, energetic, and eclectic, will offer alternative rock with influences from indie and math rock.
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