For the upcoming Thursday-to-Sunday stretch of September 10–13, Sala Apolo offers a particularly coherent two-day itinerary: a late Friday electronic programme in La (2), then two Saturday events whose scales and musical histories are very different. Astin brings JakoJako, Barker live! and T.Modet on September 11; Saturday begins with Apologia X Latin Arab Club in La Cinc and closes with Recordando a Paco de Lucía, led by Diego del Morao and a wide flamenco cast. The useful thread is the room’s ability to hold distinct forms of musical transmission—hardware performance, dancefloor exchange and guitar-led repertoire—across a single weekend.[1][2][3][4]

Friday’s live-electronic pair in La (2)

Astin lands in La (2) at 23:59 on Friday, September 11, with JakoJako, Barker live! and T.Modet. The bill gives the night a live-performance centre of gravity, signalled directly in Barker’s billing, while JakoJako’s practice provides a strong entry point: her agency describes work shaped by analogue and modular synthesis, arpeggios, loops and a search for spontaneity inside structured electronic music. That makes this an appealing choice for listeners who want to pay attention to process as well as propulsion, even within a club timetable that runs through 06:00.[3][4]

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Saturday early: Latin Arab Club at La Cinc

At 18:30 on Saturday, September 12, Apologia X Latin Arab Club brings Soumeya, Angela Blackburn, La Louuve and Arrebo.lab to La Cinc. Sala Apolo describes Latin Arab Club as an experimental music space and party connecting Abya Yala with the SWANA region. Its fourth Barcelona edition frames the selections around links between scenes: La Louuve moves across raï, gnawa, dabke and electronic music, while Arrebo.lab combines Afro-Brazilian rhythms with Latin-club sound. Apologia’s free weekly format also gives this an unusually accessible starting point for the evening.[2]

Saturday night: a Paco de Lucía dialogue

The headline destination follows at Sala Apolo itself: Recordando a Paco de Lucía, scheduled for Saturday at 20:00, gathers Diego del Morao, Josemi Carmona, Antonio Sánchez, David de Jacoba, Montse Cortés, Piraña and guest artist Farruquito. The venue presents the concert as a dialogue among musicians linked artistically and personally to Paco de Lucía’s influence. The connections are specific: Antonio Sánchez is Paco de Lucía’s nephew and played on his final tours; Piraña, David de Jacoba and Montse Cortés also worked in the maestro’s touring orbit. Diego del Morao, Josemi Carmona and Sánchez place three guitarists at the core, with singing, percussion and dance widening the frame.[1]

How to shape the weekend

Treat these as three separate doors into Sala Apolo’s programme. Astin is the late-night commitment, with doors listed for 00:30; Latin Arab Club is an early Saturday encounter in La Cinc, running from 18:30 until 23:59; Recordando a Paco de Lucía has 20:00 entry for its seated and standing ticket holders, with the concert start listed at 21:00. The overlap on Saturday creates a real choice of pace, though an early visit to Apologia can still lead into the flamenco concert for readers who plan their timing carefully.[1][2][3]

Practical details

For this September 10–13 weekend, head to Sala Apolo for Astin on Friday, September 11, then Apologia X Latin Arab Club and Recordando a Paco de Lucía on Saturday, September 12. Check ticket availability, entry conditions, room locations and final schedules on Sala Apolo’s official event pages before leaving, since those details can change.[1][2][3]

These concerts happened on 11–12 September 2026

The next dates at these venues: Sala Apolo

Sources

  1. Remembering Paco de Lucía at Sala Apolo - 12th September 2026 — Sala Apolo
  2. Apologia X Latin Arab Club: Soumeya + Angela Blackburn + La Louuve + Arrebo.lab — Sala Apolo
  3. Astin: JakoJako + Barker live! + T.Modet — Sala Apolo
  4. JakoJako — LittleBig Music Agency