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The British trio play their only Catalan night behind “Edge of the Abyss”, the album on which Venezuelan singer Jess Allanic sings three songs in Spanish
| Date | Saturday 31 October 2026 |
| Venue | Razzmatazz 2 |
| Address | Carrer de Pamplona, 88 — Barcelona |
| Doors | 7pm |
| Start | 8pm |
| Price | €30.80 advance (fees included) |
| Promoter | Not listed on the venue’s page |
Calva Louise play Sala 2 at Razzmatazz on Saturday 31 October, with doors at seven in the evening and the show starting at eight. Advance tickets are €30.80 with fees included, and the venue sets an age limit: sixteen, or under-sixteens accompanied by a parent or legal guardian carrying a letter of authorisation.
It is the only Catalan date. The tour is three consecutive nights: 30 October at Rock City in Valencia, the 31st at Razzmatazz and 1 November at Sala MON in Madrid. ETJM open in Barcelona.
The trio is Jess Allanic on vocals and guitar, Alizon Taho on bass and Ben Parker on drums, and each of them comes from somewhere different: Venezuela, France and New Zealand. “Edge of the Abyss”, the album they arrive with, has eleven tracks and three of them are in Spanish — “Lo Que Vale”, “El Umbral” and “La Corriente” — with classical piano and guitar mixed into metalcore and stretches of dance electronics.
It came out on 11 July 2025 through Mascot Records and is the band’s fourth, after “Rhinoceros” (2019), “Euphoric” (2021) and “Over the Threshold” (2023). Gareth McGrillen, Pendulum’s bassist, co-produced it.
Who is promoting the show is not stated: the Razzmatazz page leaves the promoter field with a venue email address and no name.
Text by Roger Estivill