Molotov

Molotov land in Dublin on July 1, 2026 at The Academy. Formed in mid‑90s Mexico City, the quartet — Tito Fuentes, Miky Huidobro, Paco Ayala and Randy Ebright — forged a tight blend of rap, alternative rock, funk and metal. Guitars bite over thick bass lines, drums keep a blunt, driving pulse, and four voices trade in Spanish and English with a clear, unvarnished tone. Their lyrics tackle corruption, borders and power dynamics with a satirical edge, carried by hooks that stick and rhythms built for call‑and‑response. From ¿Dónde jugarán las niñas? and Apocalypshit to Dance and Dense Denso and Agua Maldita, the band has shaped a catalogue cut for the stage.

On this date, Molotov bring that mix straight to the floor: riffs locked to hip‑hop cadences, bass lines that push the room forward, and refrains made to be shouted together. The set draws across their catalogue without sanding the edges, keeping the raw blend that has taken them from Latin America to Europe and back. Dublin gets Molotov in their element at The Academy, loud, direct and physical, with the bilingual back‑and‑forth that defines them.