Cam Cole in Spain: the one-man band that sounds like a whole venue full of noise
It takes most musicians a full band to fill a stage. Cam Cole does it alone. Armed with just a guitar and his Farmer Footdrums, the London musician has built a live show that collides blues, grunge, folk and stoner rock into something that feels impossible until you witness it firsthand. In May 2026, for the very first time, he brings that show to Spain.
Cole’s rise is one of the more unlikely stories in contemporary rock. He started as a busker navigating London street corners, posting videos online that gradually found millions of viewers. Those clips earned him a loyal international fanbase, a cameo in Emmy-winning series Ted Lasso, a licensing deal with property giant Rightmove for his song Mama, and a documentary — American Mileage, following his first US tour — now streaming on Amazon Prime. Three albums — I See, Crooked Hill and Unleash — chart his evolution from stripped-back blues to an increasingly heavy and psychedelic sound. A fourth record, Lost in Creation, is on the horizon and promises to be his most ambitious work yet.
Spain gets three dates: 5 May at Rockville in Madrid, 8 May at Razzmatazz 3 in Barcelona, and 10 May at Groove in Portugalete.
Tickets are available at madnesslive.es. Advance price is 23 €; door price on the night is 28 €. No age restrictions have been announced.
