CONCERTS & FESTIVALS

@adamprescottmusic arrives at Salón Salvaje to bring us a night of hip-shaking to the beat of what's currently playing on the sound systems of Jamaican neighborhoods and London dancehalls.

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Adam is a collector, selector, and a great producer for artists such as Cornel Campbell, Macka B, and Sugar Minott through the iconic record label @greensleevesrecords.

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His productions can be heard on radio stations such as BBC, 1Xtra, 6Music and on the programs of Don Letts, Mala, J:Kenzo, Huey Morgan and Sir David Rodigan, or on the UK's number one sound system, @reggaeroast.

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UNMISSABLE. It promises to be a great night, ideal for accompanying with a cold beer.

A unique and unmissable show in Mexico this year with the hypnotic rhythms, electric riffs, and creative chaos of John Dwyer's band, coming November 22 here at Hércules.

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Since 1997, OSEES has become a cult band and leader of the contemporary psychedelic and garage scene, inspiring countless bands around the world. Dwyer, the mastermind behind Osees, is a sonic agitator who seeks not to conform but to constantly mutate through his brilliant disorder and nonstop musical hyperactivity, reflected in more than 25 studio albums.

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They will be performing at Buenavista at @hotelherculesmx, an intimate outdoor stage with cold beer from @cchercules.

This is probably the most intimate, personal, and emotional session we have ever recorded, and we are delighted that it was with Luz Elena Mendoza “Lucha,” a friend we greatly admire for her career and work as a singer, songwriter, and producer.


Lucha is of Michoacán descent and very proud of her Mexican roots. In 2008, she founded Y La Bamba, an indie folk project with pop and Latin music influences that has released six studio albums and recorded sessions on KEXP and NPR Tiny Desk.

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For this session, Lucha, her guitar, and her voice treat us to two unreleased songs and an acoustic version of Y La Bamba's big hit “Ojos Del Sol.” Here is the setlist:

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Observatory

Ojos Del Sol (acoustic version)

Vela Prendida

@adamprescottmusic arrives at Salón Salvaje to bring us a night of hip-shaking to the beat of what's currently playing on the sound systems of Jamaican neighborhoods and London dancehalls.

‍

Adam is a collector, selector, and a great producer for artists such as Cornel Campbell, Macka B, and Sugar Minott through the iconic record label @greensleevesrecords.

‍

His productions can be heard on radio stations such as BBC, 1Xtra, 6Music and on the programs of Don Letts, Mala, J:Kenzo, Huey Morgan and Sir David Rodigan, or on the UK's number one sound system, @reggaeroast.

‍

UNMISSABLE. It promises to be a great night, ideal for accompanying with a cold beer.

A unique and unmissable show in Mexico this year with the hypnotic rhythms, electric riffs, and creative chaos of John Dwyer's band, coming November 22 here at Hércules.

‍

Since 1997, OSEES has become a cult band and leader of the contemporary psychedelic and garage scene, inspiring countless bands around the world. Dwyer, the mastermind behind Osees, is a sonic agitator who seeks not to conform but to constantly mutate through his brilliant disorder and nonstop musical hyperactivity, reflected in more than 25 studio albums.

‍

They will be performing at Buenavista at @hotelherculesmx, an intimate outdoor stage with cold beer from @cchercules.

This is probably the most intimate, personal, and emotional session we have ever recorded, and we are delighted that it was with Luz Elena Mendoza “Lucha,” a friend we greatly admire for her career and work as a singer, songwriter, and producer.


Lucha is of Michoacán descent and very proud of her Mexican roots. In 2008, she founded Y La Bamba, an indie folk project with pop and Latin music influences that has released six studio albums and recorded sessions on KEXP and NPR Tiny Desk.

‍

For this session, Lucha, her guitar, and her voice treat us to two unreleased songs and an acoustic version of Y La Bamba's big hit “Ojos Del Sol.” Here is the setlist:

‍

Observatory

Ojos Del Sol (acoustic version)

Vela Prendida