We had a thorn in our side, and this<\/strong> July, 2026<\/strong>, we will finally be able to remove it. Mishima<\/strong> was one of the few icons of the Catalan scene that we hadn’t yet had at the Festival Cru\u00eflla, and next summer, after 15 years, we’ll finally be able to enjoy them live at the Parc del F\u00f2rum! Three years after the release of their latest album<\/strong>, the Barcelona band will celebrate this and their previous work in their hometown.<\/p>\n Following the brutal shock of the death of Marc<\/strong> Lloret<\/strong>, keyboardist and fundamental pillar of the band, Mishima have found in his example and memory the strength to redouble their artistic commitment, always between communion and catharsis. ‘L’aigua clara’<\/strong>, their latest album, is celebrating its third birthday, and to mark the occasion, David<\/strong> Carab\u00e9n<\/strong> (vocals and guitar), Dani<\/strong> Vega<\/strong> (guitar), Xavi<\/strong> Caparr\u00f3s<\/strong> (bass), Alfons<\/strong> Serra<\/strong> (drums), and Bernat<\/strong> S\u00e1nchez<\/strong> (keyboards) will be giving a concert featuring their three indelible hallmarks: their loyalty to the short distance, their close contact with the audience, and their repertoire that has made history with songs that speak to us of order and adventure, of the longing that heals, and of their personal way of understanding rock and indie. With two ARC awards for their tours and five Enderrock awards for their albums, this group, which pays tribute to the Japanese writer Yukio Mishima, is already one of the essentials of Catalan music.<\/strong><\/p>\n Don’t miss Mishima’s first visit to the Festival Cru\u00eflla and the celebration of their impeccable career on Thursday July 9th!<\/strong><\/p>\n How they sound:<\/p>\n
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