There are artists who announce a tour when the album is already on the street, the concept closed and the title well labeled. Their new tour has no name<\/strong> yet, but it already has something more important: direction<\/strong>. And, above all, a clear sense of constant movement. The dates keep growing and the tour begins to take shape as organic things do: from the bottom up<\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n After their performance at the Navidad Sonora festival in Palencia, the \u00c1ngel Stanich Band bids farewell to the year with two concerts that do not seem casual. Valladolid and Santander are almost like autobiographical chapters<\/strong> in this ongoing story. <\/p>\n\n On December 26 at the Teatro Carri\u00f3n in Valladolid<\/strong>, Stanich returns to a city linked to his musical beginnings. The next day, on December 27 at Escenario Santander<\/strong>, the concert becomes more vital, more at home. Two stops that serve to close 2025 looking back … just before taking the final leap towards the new. <\/p>\n\n These concerts will also mark the live premiere of “Poquita fe”, the<\/strong> penultimate advance single from their fourth album<\/strong>, one of the most eagerly awaited albums on the national alternative circuit.<\/p>\n\n The song does not come as a simple appetizer: it sounds like a key piece within the new Stanich universe<\/strong>, maintaining his own balance between irony, twisted lyricism and a very personal way of observing the world.<\/p>\n\n But watch out, because the really interesting part is yet to come.<\/p>\n\n Just around Christmas, like a belated Epiphany present, the fourth and last single prior to the album<\/strong> will arrive. Stanich himself has let slip that “it won’t be just any advance”,<\/strong> a phrase that, coming from him, can mean almost anything… and that’s why it generates expectation. <\/p>\n\n Everything seems to indicate that the countdown is already in its final stretch. What lies ahead sounds like those days between the holidays when time drags on: a few polvorones, two or three marzipans… and a new album<\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n The tour -still unnamed- is already spreading across much of the map, combining venues, theaters and festivals<\/strong>, with new dates being added almost without making noise, but steadily.<\/p>\n\n From Galicia to Andalusia, passing through Levante, Euskadi, Canary Islands and big places like Barcelona or Valencia, the tour draws a long route, designed to mature live<\/strong>. It is not a promotional sprint: it is a long tour. <\/p>\n\n And that detail changes everything.<\/p>\n\n What the \u00c1ngel Stanich Band proposes is not only to present new songs. It is to build a story in real time<\/strong>, where the album not yet released coexists with the live performance, the audience and word of mouth. <\/p>\n\n In a musical context where everything is consumed quickly, this untitled tour seems a declaration of intent: The complete route, for now, is as follows:<\/p>\n\n The coincidence with the IVF of Villalba has forced to move the date from Zaragoza to November to be able to be in both scenarios.<\/em><\/p>\n\n Perhaps the most coherent of all is that this tour does not yet have a title. \u00c1ngel Stanich has never been a friend of closed labels. He prefers to leave room for interpretation, for error, for live performance. <\/p>\n\n And while the dates continue to add up, one thing is clear:Closing the year with memory and roots<\/h2>\n\n
“Poquita fe”, its live premiere and warning to navigators.<\/h2>\n\n
The latest advance that “won’t be just any old one.”<\/h2>\n\n
A tour that grows as good stories grow<\/h2>\n\n
Direct, road and story building<\/h2>\n\n
Confirmed dates – Tour (not yet) named<\/h2>\n\n
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A tour with no name… but with identity<\/h2>\n\n
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