Festival Catalunya Triomfant
11 September
Municipalities
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Barcelona will host another edition of Catalunya Triomfant, a festival celebrating the power, diversity, and history of Catalan-language metal. The event will bring together various bands from the most powerful scenes in a day defined by guitars, intensity, and cultural identity.
The festival will celebrate its second Historical Festival of Catalan Metal, solidifying its position as a meeting place for fans of extreme music and for bands that choose to express themselves in Catalan. The lineup will combine veteran acts with current bands, showcasing the variety of styles and sensibilities that coexist within the genre.
One of the highlights will be the commemoration of the 25th anniversary of one of the participating bands, who will offer a special and unique repertoire performed entirely in Catalan. This performance is designed to celebrate their career, revive iconic songs, and commemorate the bonds they have built with their audience over the years.
The event will take place on September 11, 2026 at the Paral·lel 62 venue in Barcelona, a stage prepared to host an evening full of energy, forcefulness and passion for music.
Tickets can be purchased in advance for 20 euros, while at the box office they will cost 25 euros.
An unmissable event to discover, celebrate, and showcase a scene that continues to grow. Catalunya Triomfant invites you to experience a day of metal, language, and culture with all the power of live performance.
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