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Nov10

Bilbao

Kafe Antzokia

From €27.00

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Nov11

Madrid

Sala El Sol

From €28.00

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About The Del Fuegos

The Del Fuegos, a Boston-based roots rock quartet formed in 1980, made a mark with their gritty, garage-infused sound during the 1980s rock revival. Founded by brothers Dan and Warren Zanes on guitars and vocals, alongside bassist Tom Lloyd and original drummer Steve Morrell (later replaced by Woody Giessmann), the band built a dedicated following through relentless live performances across Boston’s vibrant club scene and the East Coast. Their energetic blend of raw emotion and guitar-driven power caught the attention of Slash Records, leading to their 1984 debut album, "The Longest Day," produced by Mitchell Froom.

The Del Fuegos gained further recognition with their 1985 sophomore release, "Boston, Mass.," which featured standout tracks like "Don't Run Wild" and "I Still Want You." These songs earned MTV airplay and critical praise, solidifying their position in the roots rock genre. Despite touring with notable acts such as Tom Petty and The Replacements, their third album, "Stand Up" (1987), met with harsh reviews and limited commercial success. Following lineup changes and their departure from Slash, the band released a final studio album, "Smoking in the Fields" (1989), which received warmer feedback but failed to break through commercially.

After disbanding in 1990, Dan Zanes pursued a successful solo career, especially in children’s music, while Warren Zanes explored both music and academia, releasing his own solo album, "Memory Girls" (2002). Though their time was brief, The Del Fuegos remain a memorable force in American garage and roots rock, celebrated for their passionate, no-frills approach to rock music.

Genres

Pop•Rock