Yaelokre — 23 October 2026, Razzmatazz 2 (Barcelona)

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Keath Ósk’s narrative folk project arrives in animal masks and with a first full-length, “Foreword”, two years after “Harpy Hare” went viral

Yaelokre plays Razzmatazz’s Sala 2 on Friday 23 October. Doors are at eight in the evening and the show starts at half past. General admission is €28 plus fees and €30 on the door. Last Tour are promoting it, and under-16s have to be accompanied by an adult.

It’s the only Catalan date on the tour. The only other Spanish stop is the Lula Club in Madrid the night before.

Behind the name is Keath Ósk, born Christopher Kristjansson, Filipino by birth and Icelandic by adoption, who started releasing music under it in early 2024. That July, “Harpy Hare” topped Spotify’s global viral chart and entered the TikTok Billboard Top 50. Everything released under the name runs through an invented world, Meadowlark, with an ensemble called The Lark and four named characters — Cole Seymour, Clémente Dearworth, Peregrine August and Kingsley — and the live shows are played in character: animal masks and Renaissance-ish costume.

The record is “Foreword”, out on 4 September this year and the first full-length after four EPs: “Hayfields” (2 March 2024), “Songs Of Origin” (25 September 2024), “Origins” (23 October 2025) and “Composing Colentine” (12 February 2026). The tour is named after the album and runs through North America and Europe.

Razzmatazz hasn’t said who opens the night, or whether there’s a support act at all.

Text by Alba Puiggròs