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San Pedro Rock, a cherished annual festival, is set to return for its 22nd edition on Saturday, September 26. The free event, held at the Palenque del Recinto Ferial de la Caridad, features world-renowned British rock legends, Australian sensation The Volcanics, and local talent. Doors open at 4pm, with music continuing until around midnight.
In addition to the performances, the festival includes bars, a music-related product market, and a children's area, catering to both rock enthusiasts and families. Joining the headliners are five local bands: The Rob Sas Band, The Tragic Company, Crommy, Pantano, and Natura. San Pedro's deputy mayor, Javier Garcia, and director general of culture, Jose Antonio Moreno, have praised the festival for its quality and lasting original spirit. The event offers a night of free entertainment, music, and enjoyment for all who attend.
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