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M-Clan and RUTH to share the stage in Torrevieja on 4 December

The Tavi y Carmona sports arena will host the patron saint festival concert. The announcement offers 1,000 promotional tickets at €14.99, with sales scheduled from 29 October.

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Torrevieja Diario newsroomPublished on 29 October 2026

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Promotional photograph of M-Clan showing six musicians posing indoors

M-Clan and RUTH, Ruth Lorenzo’s rock project, will share the stage on Friday 4 December at Torrevieja’s Palacio de los Deportes Tavi y Carmona, as part of the patron saint festivities honouring La Purísima.

The concert is organised by Torrevieja City Council and Producciones Baltimore, bringing together two musical acts with roots in the Region of Murcia.

Doors, music and the ticket announcement

Doors are scheduled to open at 20:00 and the music is due to begin at 20:30, leaving half an hour between admission to the venue and the start of the performances.

The announcement sets the start of ticket sales for Thursday 29 October at 10:00 on the Producciones Baltimore website, with an allocation of 1,000 promotional tickets priced at €14.99 each.

M-Clan revisit three decades of songs

Carlos Tarque and Ricardo Ruipérez founded M-Clan in Murcia in the early 1990s and released their first album, Un buen momento, in 1995.

The band will bring its 30th-anniversary tour to Torrevieja as part of a series of dates across Spain during 2026 and 2027, performing with a nine-piece line-up that includes a horn section.

The retrospective of their career combines established songs such as Llamando a la Tierra, Miedo, Quédate a dormir and Las calles están ardiendo.

Milestones in that career include the 1999 album Usar y tirar and Sin enchufe, the live acoustic recording produced by Alejo Stivel in 2001, which sold more than 150,000 copies.

Ruth Lorenzo presents Blacksheep

RUTH is the project through which the Murcian singer returns to rock, after becoming known on The X Factor in 2008 and representing Spain at Eurovision 2014 with Dancing in the rain.

In Torrevieja she will present Blacksheep, recorded live at Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios in the United Kingdom, with production by Emilio Esteban and Lorenzo herself and mixing by Sylvia Massy.

The album explores breaking free from expectations and personal identity; I hate my life features the youth choir from the Solid Rock Teen Center, Alice Cooper’s foundation.

Lorenzo is joined on stage by Nando Robles, David Lozano, Sergio Bernal and Ricardo Ruiz.

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