This year, Super Bock Super Bock is back to Sesimbra and Meco on July 18, 19 and 20. Joining Lana Del Rey, The 1975 and Cat Power, organisers are proud to announce another name that will brighten up the Super Bock Stage on the same day, July 18. Jungle are here to make you party.

Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland are the childhood friends who lead JUNGLE, a band formed in 2013 and have since been one of the references when it comes to the best soul funky music nowadays. Irresistible falsettos and a special taste for stage performing. Today, they are seven musicians up on stage, giving their all to each song and ready to turn it up. When we say that JUNGLE is one of the best live bands in the world today, it not an overstatement. They have been impressing since their first singles like “Platoon” or “The Heat”. Their self-titled debut album was released in 2014 and everyone surrendered to them. Within a neo-soul idea with some hints of psychedelics, they don’t deny the influences from the best funk of the 70’s but also echoes of more recent bands such as Tv On The Radio or Gnarls Barkley.

We’ll dance to the sound of songs like “Busy Earnin” or “Time”. “For Ever”, their last album, was released in September 2018. Los Angeles is the backdrop for these new songs but their identity remains. “Heavy, California”, “Happy Man” or “House in LA” are the best evidence that the party will go on, with the same soul and a truly contagious energy. July 18, at the Super Bock Stage, in Super Bock Super Rock.

Meco will welcome once again the greatest celebration of authentic music, on July this year, on the 25th edition of Super Bock Super Rock. And because rock is not only a genre but the affirmation of an attitude and a way to be in the world, hip-hop is one of our bets for this year’s line-up. This announcement is a fine example of that: MIGOS, one of the biggest phenomenons of our days, will be in Portugal for the first time on July 20, on the Super Bock Stage, in Super Bock Super Rock.

Formed by a group of three friends, Quavo, Takeoff and Offset, MIGOS are one of the most interesting hip-hop (and trap) projects of our days. Framed in the Southern American hip-hop tradition and influenced by groups like Outkast and Hot Boys, this Atlanta’s trio has had a meteoric rise from the moment they started making music sometime in 2009 under the name of Polo Club.

The name “Migos” would only surface later in 2010. They released their first mixtape in 2012, “No Label”, having reached worldwide recognition with their single “Versace”, which would become one of that year’s songs, with Drake remixing it. After “No Label II”, their second mixtape, came their first album, “Yung Rich Nation”. On that year, MIGOS stood out with the single “Look at My Dab”, an authentic viral dance phenomenon across the world. Despite their success, the trio kept their ambition and began preparing a trilogy. The first part of “Culture” was released in 2017 and soon reached first place on the Billboard 200 Chart.

Their success was not only commercial because the album also got them a Grammy nomination. “Culture II” saw the light of the day in 2018. The album features collaborations of names such as Pharrell Williams, Zaytoven, Murda Beatz, Metro Boomin and even Kanye West. “Supastars” and “Stir Fry” are some of the album’s strongest tracks. The third and last part of this trilogy is about to be released and this will certainly be a show to remember, on July 20, Super Bock Stage, on the 25th edition of Super Bock Super Rock.

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