What’s being presented at the concert
Mouse On Mars, the German experimental electronic duo founded in 1993, will present their latest work Spatial, No Problem (2026) in Spain—a posthumous collaboration with Jamaican producer Lee «Scratch» Perry. The album blends electronic rhythms with dub and reggae influences, and the live performance will feature percussionist Dodo NKishi and Cuban multi-instrumentalist Regis Molina. The concert is part of the 11th edition of the Volumens Festival, which this year makes its debut at CaixaForum València.
Who’s performing
The duo Mouse On Mars—comprising Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner—will be joined on stage by Dodo NKishi and Regis Molina. The opening act will be Sentuhlà, a project by Valencian musician José Guerrero, exploring electronic sounds with Mediterranean roots. According to the festival’s schedule, Sentuhlà will start at 21:00, followed by Mouse On Mars at 22:00.
Prices and tickets
A single ticket for the concert costs €10, as confirmed by CaixaForum and the Volumens Festival. There are no different seating options or published discounts. Tickets are available on the CaixaForum website and associated festival platforms.
Programme and duration
The event consists of two parts: Sentuhlà’s performance, followed by Mouse On Mars’ concert. While the total duration hasn’t been specified, the start time (21:00) and artist changeover (22:00) suggest two independent sets. The Volumens Festival, known for its multidisciplinary approach, includes this concert in a programme combining music, visual art, and installations.
