Founded in 1995 in Valencia, La Habitación Roja is, without a doubt, one of the most prominent groups on the Spanish indie-rock scene, with almost 30 years of a career marked by timeless anthems. Their 1998 self-titled album included hits like ‘Mi habitación’. With Largometraje (1999) and Radio (2001), they achieved recognition on the Spanish scene that culminated with Universal (2010) and Fue Eléctrico (2012), albums that included everlasting songs such as ‘Febrero’ or ‘Indestructibles’.

Since then, Jorge Martí and his band have formed one of the most prolific groups on the independent scene, establishing a lasting and faithful relationship with their followers based on memorable songs. A perseverance with which they have reached their fourteenth album, Crear (2024), which LHR will showcase at Mallorca Live Nights. The Valencians will take to the island a tour that aims to be a declaration of intent: return to the place where the band came from, come into contact with the audience one on one, seeking the connection, closeness and complicity that only happens in concert venues.

Morning Drivers will open the night with their pop-rock filled with danceable rhythms and catchy choruses. The band, an active driving force in the culture of its natal Ibiza, has made a name for itself on the national scene thanks to songs like ‘Salto cuántico’ and has left its mark at festivals across the country such as Sonorama Ribera, Interstellar Sevilla or Granada Sound. Following Perspectiva (2017) and Nuevas Intenciones (2020), Morning Drivers has published its third album, No todo tiene un final (2024), where they make it clear that they are still in shape and eager to take the ultimate leap.