Black Label Society UK

Zakk Wylde brings Black Label Society to Poblenou on August 4, 2026, and it’s the only Spanish date on the band’s UK and Europe tour. If you want to see Ozzy Osbourne’s longtime guitarist play a full set of his own material, this is the one chance you’ll get in Barcelona this year.
Who’s Playing
Black Label Society is led by Zakk Wylde, who has played guitar for Ozzy Osbourne since 1987 and currently plays in Pantera’s reunion lineup. The band built its reputation on thick, doom-leaning riffs and Wylde’s pinch-harmonic guitar style, and this tour supports their most recent material. Two support acts open the night: Thundermother, a Swedish rock band known for high-energy live sets, and Thrown Into Exile, a metal act. Expect a crowd of serious metal and hard rock fans rather than casual concertgoers.
The show is for over-16s. Anyone younger needs a parent or legal guardian present, along with a signed authorization document. Check the venue’s official terms before bringing a teenager.
What to Expect
This is a full concert, not a festival slot or short opening set. Because it’s the tour’s only Spanish stop, expect a set list drawing from across Black Label Society’s catalogue rather than a stripped-down promotional show. The venue is Sala Razzmatazz 1, the largest room in the Razzmatazz complex, so there’s real capacity here even though it’s general admission standing.
When and Where
The concert is Tuesday, August 4, 2026, with doors at 6:30pm. Thrown Into Exile opens at 7:00pm, Thundermother follows at 7:50pm, and Black Label Society takes the stage at 9:00pm. Ticket sales opened back in January, so availability by showtime is worth checking in advance rather than assuming walk-up tickets.
Razzmatazz sits at Carrer dels Almogàvers 122 in Poblenou, a neighbourhood that’s shifted from industrial warehouses to a mix of clubs, tech offices, and converted lofts over the past two decades. The entrance for Sala Razzmatazz 1 is on Almogàvers; if you end up looking for rooms 2 or 3 instead, that entrance is around the corner on Carrer de Pamplona 88. The nearest metro stops are Marina on L1 or Bogatell on L4, both a short walk away.
Getting There
Poblenou is well served by metro, and driving isn’t worth the hassle since street parking near Razzmatazz is scarce on show nights. If you’re coming from the city center, L1 to Marina is usually the fastest route. Give yourself extra time if you’re new to the area, because the warehouse-district blocks can be disorienting after dark.
Black Label Society in Barcelona: Why the Show Matters
Wylde’s résumé speaks for itself: three decades backing Ozzy Osbourne, plus a current spot in Pantera’s reunited lineup. Black Label Society playing its only 2026 Spanish date in Barcelona, rather than Madrid, is a genuine draw for anyone who follows heavy rock in Spain. Shows like this don’t come around on a predictable schedule, and skipping it means waiting for the next tour cycle, whenever that is.
Tickets and Prices
Tickets run €45 in advance plus booking fees, or €50 at the door with fees already included. The event is listed on Fever, and that’s the primary place to buy: Get Tickets Now. Tickets are also available through lasttour.org if you’d rather book directly.
Because this is standing-room general admission, arriving closer to doors won’t guarantee a spot near the front. If you want to be close to the stage, plan to arrive well before the 7:00pm opener.
Accessibility
Razzmatazz doesn’t sell separate accessible tickets for this show. If you use a wheelchair or have mobility needs, buy a general admission ticket as normal and contact [email protected] ahead of time with accessibility questions.
Practical Notes
Prices and schedules were last verified July 2026 against the venue’s own listing and Fever. Metro lines and stop names above are current as of this writing, but always check Barcelona’s TMB app on the day, since Poblenou’s L4 extension work has occasionally shifted service.
If metal isn’t usually your scene but you’re curious about Razzmatazz itself, Sala 1 hosts a wide range of touring acts throughout the year, and it’s worth a look at the club’s calendar even outside this specific date.