Bad Religion

The legends of Californian punk-rock, Bad Religion, will be going on an exclusive world tour to celebrate more than four decades together, which will be coming to the Movistar Arena on 13 May 2025. Agnostic Front, Strung Out, Crim and Belvedere are the invited bands in all of the cities on this tour. 

Bad Religion is a punk-rock legend and has inspired dozens of bands.   It got together in 1979 and although Greg Graffin (vocals) is the only original member still in the group, its current line-up includes another two of the founding members: Brett Gurewitz (guitar) and Jay Bentley (bass).

Throughout its lifetime, spanning more than 40 years, Bad Religion has released two EPs, three compilation albums, one live album, three DVDs and sixteen studio albums, including Suffer (1988), Recipe for Hate (1993), Stranger Than Fiction (1994), The Process of Belief (2002) and Age of Unreason (2019), its most recent release.

For this very special commemorative tour, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley, Brian Baker, Mike Dimkich and Jamie Miller (under the watchful eye of Brett Gurewitz from California) will be present. It will be a celebration of their career spanning 45 years, in which they will take the stage to perform dozens of their songs, such as American Jesus, You, Los Angeles Is Burning, Sinister Rouge and No Control, among others.

To make these dates even more special, Agnostic Front from New York, Strung Out from California, Crim from Catalonia and Belvedere from Canada will round off the line-up of this tour, which is presented as a kind of travelling festival that will tour the peninsula next May.