Siempre Héroes, the Héroes del Silencio tribute, will tour ten cities in 2027: dates and tickets

Thirty years after they split up, the songs of Héroes del Silencio are going back on tour around ten Spanish cities, but not with the band. Siempre Héroes is a tribute show: on stage will be The Héroes Experience, the band fronted by singer Cristo Bunbury, while the original drummer, Pedro Andreu, takes part only on video. It opens on 11 February 2027 in Valencia, closes on 19 March in Zaragoza, and tickets have been on sale since 12:00 today, 20 October.

It is produced by LA Rock Entertainment and Producciones Salvajes, who are presenting it together with Andreu himself.

What Siempre Héroes is: live songs from a tribute band and the story told by Pedro Andreu

The show works on two levels. A series of videos featuring Pedro Andreu, the band's drummer from the very beginning, acts as the common thread: in them he looks back on his time alongside Enrique Bunbury, Juan Valdivia and Joaquín Cardiel. Between these screenings, The Héroes Experience plays the Zaragoza band's repertoire live, with songs such as ‘Entre dos tierras’, ‘Maldito duende’ and ‘La chispa adecuada’, according to the organisers.

The promoter has made clear that Andreu will not be on stage. No other member of Héroes del Silencio appears in the tour announcement.

The Héroes Experience arrives with the backing of the fan community: this year, together with another act, it received the Cover de Oro at El Día H, the international gathering in tribute to the band, which rewards the best cover of one of its songs. The 2026 edition of El Día H was held on 17 October at the same Sala Auditorio of the Roig Arena where the tour will begin.

The poster presents Cristo Bunbury as “the best Enrique Bunbury impersonator in the world”, and that line from the promoter sums up what you are buying: a covers concert that aims to sound like the original, not a return of the band or its singer. It is worth being clear about this, because the show's name and the look of the poster point straight to the band. Anyone who wants to see Enrique Bunbury in person has another date: he plays the Roig Arena on 7 December 2026 with his Nuevas Mutaciones tour, according to the venue's programme.

The ten Siempre Héroes dates, from Valencia to Zaragoza

All concerts start at 21:00. These are the dates and venues listed on the official sale on 20 October:

• Thursday 11 February, Valencia: Sala Auditorio of the Roig Arena (tickets).
• Friday 12 February, Madrid: Live Las Ventas (tickets).
• Thursday 18 February, Barcelona: Sala Razzmatazz (tickets).
• Friday 26 February, Sevilla: Sala Custom (tickets).
• Sunday 28 February, Málaga: Sala París 15 (tickets).
• Thursday 4 March, A Coruña: Sala Pelícano (tickets).
• Friday 5 March, Gijón: Gijón Arena (tickets).
• Friday 12 March, Alicante: Marmarela, as part of the Baltimore Live series (tickets).
• Saturday 13 March, Murcia: Auditorio del Parque de Fofó (tickets).
• Friday 19 March, Zaragoza: Sala Multiusos del Auditorio (tickets).

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Watch out for Alicante and Murcia. In the tour announcement, Murcia was listed on Friday 12 March and Alicante on Saturday 13; the Ticketmaster sale now shows them the other way round. Before buying, it is worth checking the date shown on each concert's page.

The premiere takes place at the Sala Auditorio, the Roig Arena's smallest space, which drew 90,000 attendances in its first year according to the Valencia venue's review of the year. Ending in Zaragoza is no coincidence: it is the city where the band was born.

Tickets: €38.50 on every date and different rules for under-18s

General sale opened today, Tuesday 20 October, at 12:00, on Ticketmaster, with a separate page for each date. There is a single ticket type, general admission, at €38.50 in all ten cities: €35 plus €3.50 in booking fees, to which charges may be added depending on the payment method. Each purchase allows a maximum of six tickets.

Doors open at 20:00, an hour before the concert, except at Razzmatazz, where they open at 19:30. In Valencia the show is standing: the Sala Auditorio will have no seats. Tickets are digital, with no paper or PDF version, and they do not appear in the buyer's account until seven days before each concert.

The conditions for under-18s vary by venue. At most of them, under-16s must be accompanied by their mother, father or legal guardian. In A Coruña under-16s are not admitted, and 16- and 17-year-olds need to be accompanied and to bring a signed authorisation. In Alicante the requirement to be accompanied extends to all under-18s. In Valencia, under-14s must be accompanied, and 14- and 15-year-olds can go in on their own with a digital authorisation and their physical DNI.

Thirty years since Héroes del Silencio split up

Héroes del Silencio formed in Zaragoza in the mid-eighties and, with Enrique Bunbury, Juan Valdivia, Joaquín Cardiel and Pedro Andreu, released albums such as Senderos de traición (1990), El espíritu del vino (1993) and Avalancha (1995). In 1996 they announced a split that was presented at the time as temporary, and the last concert of that era was in Los Angeles in October of that year.

The only comeback came in 2007: ten concerts across the Americas and Spain, with two nights at La Romareda in Zaragoza, one at La Cartuja stadium in Sevilla and the finale at the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Cheste, in the province of Valencia. Afterwards, each of them went back to their own projects and Bunbury continued his solo career.

Siempre Héroes offers something a standard covers concert does not: a member of the band telling the story from the inside, even if only on screen. What you hear live, however, is a tribute, a format that already fills entire line-ups, such as Forever Pop Madrid, with bands covering Estopa, Alejandro Sanz and Leiva. The rest of the live rock on offer is in our rock festivals listings.

Sources: Ticketmaster, sales pages consulted on 20 October 2026; Roig Arena, event page and programme; announcement by LA Rock Entertainment and Producciones Salvajes reported by Aragón Musical, Aragón Digital, El Debate, Valencia News and Alicante Plaza; La Ganzúa; Wikipedia, on the history of Héroes del Silencio and the 2007 tour.