Lord Rochester at La Movida - Palma

Lord Rochester touch down at La Movida with their Rock on Friday, January 23, 2026 in Palma.

Loosen up your ankles: this is about street swing and cheeky elegance.

Those who were at that sonic blaze in 2018 on this very stage already know the deal: Lord Rochester aren’t here to pose, they’re here to shake Bo Diddley’s beat until the room feels like a neighborhood dancefloor.

At 21:00, prompt and no fuss; tickets at €18, a useful tidbit so the wallet doesn’t wobble.

They sound with that classic sheen that never fades: rhythm & blues, rockabilly, doo-wop, and a touch of pub rock that smells of a long bar and worn-out shoes.

Led by Russ Wilkins and Saskia Holling, guitar and bass that lock in like a well-oiled engine, with Michael Goodwin on the drums laying down the raw pulse.

They arrive with a new record, “Mess Around!”, promising sharp-toothed cuts and hooks that stick.

They’re best enjoyed at La Movida: the tight space, the knowing glances, and that friendly café-concert echo make every clap count.

They’ve got history to spare: a project built in Scotland in 2007, with Wilkins out of the Medway stable (Thee Milkshakes, Pop Rivets, Wildebeests), so the pedigree runs deep.

Lord Rochester return to La Movida like coming home: no frills, with class and a taste for the right kind of party.

What time does the concert start? It starts at 21:00.

What’s the ticket price? The price is €18.

Will they be presenting new material? Yes, they’re arriving with their album “Mess Around!”, ready to be played live.

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