The Aristocrats
Date & Time
Sunday, May 17, 2026
19:00:00
Venue
Sala Custom
Sala Custom, Sevilla
Sevilla
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The Aristocrats Live at Sala Custom, Sevilla – 17th May 2026!
Prepare yourselves, Sevilla! The virtuosos of instrumental rock, the sensational The Aristocrats, are set to descend upon the iconic Sala Custom on Sunday, 17th May 2026, for a night of unparalleled musical prowess and electrifying performance. This is not just another concert; it’s an invitation to witness a masterclass in musicianship, a journey through sonic landscapes, and an experience that will leave you breathless. The Aristocrats are renowned for pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with guitar, bass, and drums, weaving complex compositions with infectious grooves and sheer improvisational brilliance. Their shows are legendary for their energy, humour, and the palpable joy they exude while creating music. Witnessing them live is an event for any serious music aficionado, a chance to see three titans of their respective instruments collaborate in real-time, delivering a performance that is both technically astonishing and deeply engaging.
About The Aristocrats
Formed in 2010, The Aristocrats are a progressive rock supergroup that has carved a unique niche in the instrumental music scene. Comprised of guitar wizard Guthrie Govan, bass virtuoso Bryan Beller, and the prodigious drumming talent of Marco Minnemann, the trio has consistently delivered a potent blend of technicality, melody, and outright fun. Their collective resume reads like a who’s who of modern music, having collaborated with legendary artists such as Steven Wilson, Joe Satriani, Dethklok, and many more.
From their inception, The Aristocrats set out to create music that was both intellectually stimulating and viscerally exciting. Their debut album, “The Aristocrats” (2011), immediately garnered critical acclaim, showcasing their signature intricate guitar work, formidable basslines, and dynamic drumming. Subsequent releases, including “Culture Clash” (2013), “Tres Caballeros” (2015), “You Know What…? (2018), and “The Devil” (2022), have only solidified their reputation as innovators. While they don’t possess “hits” in the traditional vocal sense, fan favourites like “Boing,” “Wisconsin,” “Bad News,” and “Culture Clash” are testament to their ability to craft memorable and enduring instrumental pieces. Their music often draws from a wide spectrum of influences, from jazz fusion and hard rock to blues and even elements of classical music, all filtered through their distinctive individual styles and a shared, irreverent sense of humour. The Aristocrats are not merely musicians; they are sonic architects, building intricate and exhilarating auditory experiences that captivate and inspire.
Venue Information
Sala Custom, located in the vibrant city of Sevilla, is a cornerstone of the local music scene, consistently providing a platform for exceptional live performances. This intimate venue is celebrated for its excellent acoustics and its dedication to hosting a diverse range of musical genres, making it the perfect setting for the intricate and powerful sound of The Aristocrats. Its welcoming atmosphere and commitment to quality sound ensure that every attendee has an immersive and memorable experience. For complete venue details, see our venue guide.
What to Expect
A performance by The Aristocrats is an experience unlike any other. Their live shows are a testament to their telepathic musical connection and their unbridled passion for performance. Expect a setlist that traverses their illustrious discography, featuring fan-favourite anthems and dazzling new compositions. While the exact setlist remains a delightful mystery until the night itself, you can anticipate a journey through their signature blend of intricate progressive rock, fiery jazz fusion, and hard-hitting instrumental passages.
Their performance style is a captivating spectacle of raw talent and engaging showmanship. Guthrie Govan’s guitar playing is a marvel to behold, a seemingly effortless dance of fingers across the fretboard, producing melodies that are both complex and profoundly emotional. Bryan Beller, with his commanding stage presence and masterful command of the bass, provides a powerful and melodic foundation, often engaging in jaw-dropping duets with Govan. And then there’s Marco Minnemann, a drumming dynamo whose precision, power, and creativity are simply astounding. His solos are legendary, showcasing a level of technicality that few can match, all while maintaining an infectious groove that drives the entire band.
Beyond the sheer virtuosity, The Aristocrats are known for their engaging stage banter and their genuine love for connecting with their audience. Expect moments of lighthearted humour interspersed with profound musical exploration. Their shows are also characterised by an impressive level of improvisation. While their compositions are meticulously crafted, they are also frameworks for spontaneous musical dialogue, allowing each performance to feel unique and exhilarating. A typical Aristocrats concert runs for approximately two hours, including an interval, providing ample time to fully immerse yourself in their sonic universe. It’s a performance that demands your full attention, rewarding you with musical insights and sheer entertainment that will resonate long after the final note has faded.
FAQs
Q1: Will The Aristocrats be performing any of their vocal tracks? A1: The Aristocrats are primarily an instrumental band. While some of their compositions may have vocal elements or samples, their live performances focus on showcasing their instrumental prowess. Expect an incredible journey through their instrumental catalogue, with no lead vocalist.
Q2: Can I request specific songs during the performance? A2: While The Aristocrats appreciate their fans’ enthusiasm and song suggestions, their setlists are carefully curated to provide the best possible live experience. They are unlikely to take direct song requests during the show, as their performances are meticulously planned to incorporate a balanced representation of their work and to allow for their signature improvisational segments.
Q3: How interactive is a live performance by The Aristocrats? A3: The Aristocrats are known for being very engaging with their audience. They often incorporate witty banter, share anecdotes, and clearly enjoy interacting with the crowd between songs. Their performances are not just about the music; they are about creating a shared experience, and they excel at making the audience feel like a part of the show.
Q4: What is the typical age range of attendees at an Aristocrats concert? A4: The Aristocrats’ music appeals to a wide range of ages, from seasoned musicians and dedicated progressive rock fans to younger enthusiasts discovering instrumental music. You’ll likely find a diverse crowd united by their appreciation for exceptional musicianship and innovative songwriting.
Q5: Are The Aristocrats known for any specific musical “hits” or signature tunes that are always played? A5: As an instrumental band, The Aristocrats don’t have “hits” in the conventional sense of vocal singles. However, they do have highly popular and recognisable instrumental pieces that are fan favourites and are often featured in their live sets. Tracks like “Boing,” “Wisconsin,” “Bad News,” and the title track from “Culture Clash” are examples of tunes that their dedicated fanbase particularly enjoys and often anticipates hearing live.
Q6: Is there a specific dress code for attending an Aristocrats concert at Sala Custom? A6: There is no formal dress code for Aristocrats concerts. Attendees typically dress casually and comfortably to enjoy the music. The focus is on the performance and the shared experience, so feel free to wear whatever makes you feel relaxed and ready to rock out!
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