The guitars of Sidecars and the intricate, theatrical pop of Miss Caffeina will take over Es Jardí Mallorca on August 6th. With nearly two decades of experience, six studio albums, and one live album, Sidecars continue to write their story with their seventh album, Everest, which arrives at the band’s peak, after selling out Madrid’s Movistar Arena in 2024 and establishing themselves as one of the most beloved groups on the Spanish music scene. Throughout their career, Sidecars have toured Spain extensively and they have also taken their music to Mexico on several occasions, even selling out the Lunario in Mexico City. With their latest album, Sidecars usher in a new era brimming with energy, enthusiasm, and artistic maturity. 

Miss Caffeina is one of the most representative bands of 21st-century Spanish alternative pop. Formed by Alberto Jiménez (vocals), Sergio Sastre (keyboards, guitar, and synthesizers), and Antonio Poza (guitar and electric bass), the group began its journey in 2005 and has since built a solid career. Throughout their nearly two decades in the business, Miss Caffeina has reinvented itself and evolved with each album, exploring different forms of pop in each of their records and standing out for its ability to create generational anthems that we’ll all sing along to, like ‘Mira cómo vuelo’ as well as connecting with audiences with songs like ‘Reina’ or ‘Merlí’. After a brief hiatus, they’re back with Buenasuerte (2025), a meticulously crafted and emotional album accompanied by a live show that integrates dance, visuals, and a narrative exploring the stages of grief.