Barcelona’s concert week of Thursday, October 1 through Sunday, October 4 has plenty of late-night motion, yet Friday belongs to a particular kind of return. Mount Kimbie DJ arrives at Razzmatazz on Friday, October 2, with doors at 1:00am on the night running into Saturday. The billing puts Kai Campos in the booth alongside Barcelona-based ALVVA and Jhort, turning one room of the large Razzmatazz complex into a compact statement about where a long-running electronic project sits in 2026. Campos is one half of Mount Kimbie, the London partnership with Dominic Maker whose catalogue has continuously shifted through post-dubstep, ambient, R&B, techno, post-punk and guitar music. A DJ set is the salient detail here: this is a chance to hear the club instincts within that history take the foreground.[1][2][3]

The club chapter, brought into focus

Mount Kimbie’s appeal has always rested in movement between forms. Their early material established a spare, textural electronic language; later work opened onto songs, vocals, distortion and band dynamics. That broad trajectory gives the Razzmatazz booking its pull. A set by Campos can draw on dance-floor logic without being limited to a single scene vocabulary. The recently released fabric presents Mount Kimbie mix supplies useful context: DJ Mag hears a selection moving through house, garage and techno, while holding tension across an 80-minute arc. Razzmatazz’s own listing describes this appearance as Campos in DJ-set mode and connects it to a recent period of sustained club play. For listeners who know the records mainly through their restless album identities, Friday offers a direct view of the project’s selector side.[1][2][3]

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ALVVA and Jhort set the local frame

The supporting bill makes the booking feel rooted in Barcelona instead of simply importing a headline name. ALVVA is presented by the venue as a Barcelona-based DJ and producer with experience across local rooms and wider club circuits; her work is associated with nimble transitions, breaks and a floor-first approach. Jhort, a resident linked with Razzmatazz’s Human and TORAX strands, brings a route through deep techno, progressive-house lift and trance melody. Those are useful coordinates around Campos’s broader musical background: the night can accommodate concentration, rhythmic pressure and emotional release without forcing the artists into a single genre lane. Razzmatazz also schedules the AUX1 third-anniversary programme with Negraconda, Jai Jiu, Tiyumii, Piel Mixta and Xyamm Angel elsewhere in the building, making the venue a multi-room option for anyone who wants a longer Friday-night circuit.[1]

Friday, October 2: the useful details

Make this the destination if the week’s priority is a DJ set with genuine musical range and a clear local supporting frame. Razzmatazz lists Mount Kimbie DJ + ALVVA + Jhort for Friday, October 2, opening at 1:00am, and places the programme under its RazzClub Fuego night. The venue is at Carrer dels Almogàvers 122, with Marina on L1 and Bogatell on L4 identified as the nearest metro stations. Entry is for audiences aged 18 and over, according to the official event page. Tickets, door arrangements, room access and set times can change, so recheck Razzmatazz’s official event page before heading out.[1]

Concert details

Mount Kimbie Dj at Razzmatazz
2026-10-02 · Barcelona
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Sources

  1. Mount Kimbie DJ + ALVVA + Jhort — Sala Razzmatazz
  2. Mount Kimbie: The Sunset Violent Album Review — Pitchfork
  3. Mount Kimbie – fabric presents Mount Kimbie — DJ Mag