Anabel Lee at Mallorca Live Festival - Calviá

Anabel Lee arrives delivering a punk-pop that does not hide its roots: clear melody, urgent guitars, and a DIY pulse that drives their songs. At Mallorca Live Festival, their set proposes short anthems that blend dissent with pop hooks.

Formed in 2019 by Víctor, Perdi, Vio and Jordi, Anabel Lee crafts an emotional mix where British punk, noise and melodic pop converge; on stage this translates into songs that prioritize the chorus and immediacy.

Their stated influences —from Buzzcocks to blink-182 and Los Planetas— are not mere rhetoric: the tracks move forward with an economy of means and a penchant for catchy lines that work both in attentive listening and live.

The lyrics, according to their own path, alternate disenchantment with hopeful tones, and in performance they tend to turn into slogans the audience can share.

In a venue like Mallorca Live Festival, in Calvià, that approach usually fits audiences looking for direct-paced shows with a communal feel; the presence of the Terrassa band suggests a meeting point between punk tradition and contemporary pop sensibility.

The DIY stamp is evident in the way they deliver the songs: without embellishment, focused on melody and the immediate impact of each track.

To compare this gig with other dates and styles, it is worth taking a look at concerts in Mallorca.