Jinjer return with intensity and on fire with the Duél European Tour

When Jinjer step onto a stage, expectation gives way to pure confrontation. Their music is a battlefield of groove, technical precision, and raw emotion, where every riff hits like a...

When Jinjer step onto a stage, expectation gives way to pure confrontation. Their music is a battlefield of groove, technical precision, and raw emotion, where every riff hits like a challenge and every vocal line cuts through the air with razor-sharp clarity. This February, Madrid will feel the force of their Duél European Tour, as one of modern metal’s most daring and dynamic bands transforms Sala Wagon into a crucible of sound, sweat, and unrelenting intensity.

Progressive Fury arriving in Madrid

When Jinjer take the stage, they don’t just perform — they declare war on complacency. The Ukrainian quartet have spent the past decade reinventing what it means to be a modern metal band, fusing progressive complexity, groove-laden aggression and uncanny emotional range into a sound that defies easy categorization. This February, Madrid is about to witness their most intimate and visceral Spanish night yet as part of the European Duél Tour, where the band will bring their freshly released album Duél into vivid, unrestrained life.

Led by the incomparable Tatiana Shmayluk, whose voice can pivot between serpentine gutturals and ethereal soaring clean lines with surgical precision, Jinjer have become one of the most electrifying acts in metal today. Their performances are built on contrasts — thunderous heaviness countered by groove-heavy fluidity, technical intricacy met with raw, kinetic energy — creating an atmosphere that’s as cerebral as it is bone-crushing.

The 7 February date at Sala Wagon — a venue known for its intense, up-close shows — isn’t just another stop; it’s a chance to experience Jinjer’s evolving world on their own turf, with songs from Duél landing live alongside fan favorites. And they won’t be alone. Unprocessed, one of the most exciting names in modern progressive metal, and Textures, the Dutch prog/djent veterans whose long-awaited return has electrified the scene, will open the night — creating a triad of forward-thinking heaviness that’s rare to see under one roof.

This isn’t a gig meant for polite head-nodding; it’s a full-blown sonic confrontation. Madrid’s metalheads should brace for grooves that latch onto your ribs, riffs that feel like they were carved from steel, and an audience energy that refuses to sit still. When Jinjer hit the stage, expect intensity, unpredictability, and a shared eruption that turns Sala Wagon into something unforgettable.