Free party at Sala Apolo this Sunday: indie-electronic afternoon with 2000s anthems

The party, under the name EPIQ, takes place on 12 April from 18:00 to 23:00. Entry is free, but advance booking through Dice is required, as capacity is limited. High demand makes getting a ticket the main hurdle to avoid missing out.

DJ Raúl Naro will be at the decks, tasked with building a set spanning a key decade. Tracks by Daft Punk, MGMT, LCD Soundsystem and Simian Mobile Disco will play, alongside names such as Interpol and The Killers. The journey moves towards more electronic sounds with Digitalism, Tiga and The Bloody Beetroots.

The event also serves as a preview of EPIQ's official opening in May. The proposal seeks to recapture the atmosphere of the dance floors of the 2000s, when indie blended with electronic music and shaped the way a whole generation went out.

Beyond nostalgia, this kind of event reinforces Sala Apolo's role as one of the key centres for live music in Barcelona. Its programme continues to connect with different audiences and keeps the local scene active.

In a context where going out partying increasingly involves spending more, this kind of free early-evening event is gaining importance in the city. It makes it possible to extend the weekend, socialise and enjoy live music without affecting the budget, something increasingly valued by young residents and regular cultural leisure-goers.