Jared James Nichols — 10 February 2027, La Nau (Barcelona)

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Sleeve of Jared James Nichols' “Louder Than Fate”, released by Frontiers in June 2026 and the album he brings to La Nau

The Wisconsin guitarist is back in Catalonia fifteen months on with “Louder Than Fate”, cut in part at the Foo Fighters’ studio

The Details
Date Wednesday 10 February 2027
Venue La Nau
Address Carrer d’Àlaba, 30 — Barcelona
Doors 8.30pm
Start 9pm
Price from €30
Promoter Etin Produccions

Tickets

Jared James Nichols plays La Nau, on Carrer d’Àlaba, on Wednesday 10 February 2027, with doors at half past eight in the evening and the show starting at nine. Tickets are €30, sold through Mutick and promoted by Etin Produccions. The venue announces no support act.

It is the tour’s only Catalan date. The European run starts on 27 January in Ittre, Belgium, and passes through Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland and Italy before reaching Spain: Barcelona on 10 February, Valencia on the 11th at 16 Toneladas and Madrid on the 12th at Villanos and Málaga on the 13th. It ends in France, with Toulouse on 15 February and Paris on the 16th.

He arrives with “Louder Than Fate”, his fourth album, which Frontiers released in June 2026. It was produced and mixed by Jay Ruston, who has worked with Anthrax, Stone Sour and Amon Amarth, and part of it was cut at Studio 606 in Los Angeles, the Foo Fighters’ room. There are ten songs.

He plays without a pick, fingers only: he’s left-handed, was told as a boy to learn right-handed, and never got comfortable with one. Since June 2021 he has been one of Gibson’s four global ambassadors, alongside Lzzy Hale, Slash and Dave Mustaine. The venue places him among the seventies power trios, with Grand Funk Railroad and Mountain as the reference.

The last time he played Catalonia was November 2025, on a five-night Spanish run brought over by the same promoter: the 6th at Razzmatazz 3 in Barcelona and the 8th at the Centre Polivalent La Torrentera in Aiguaviva, near Girona. And on 30 March 2024 he had opened for Mr. Big at Razzmatazz, on the band’s farewell tour.

Text by Enric Vilaplana

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