Date: 26th July 2025
Event: Marenostrum Fuengirola – Satisfaxion 30+2 Celebration
Venue: Sohail Castle
City: Fuengirola
Country: Spain
Support: see timetable
Tracklist:
1. Voodoo People
2. Omen
3. Light Up The Sky
4. Need Someone
5. Omen Reprise
6. Firestarter
7. Roadblox
8. Poison
9. No Good (Start The Dance)
10. Get You Fight On
11. Their Law
12. Invaders Must Die
13. Breathe
Encore:
14. Smack My Bitch Up
15. Take Me To The Hospital
16. We Live Forever
17. Out Of Space
Extra info:
Timetable:
19:00 – doors / Dj opening: Kid Caravan aka M.E.M.O.
20:00 – Hybrid Minds
21:30 – Jaguar Skills
22:30 – The Prodigy
23:45 – Satisfaxion Legend Djs B2B x 4
02:00 Curfew
Review by MatÃas Stuber, www.surinenglish.com:
The British band took a trip back in time to an era of the best electronic music, resuscitating the spirit of Keith Flint in front of a crowd of 18,000 people on the Costa del Sol.
Here’s a brief introduction for those of you who don’t know The Prodigy. Sure, Kurt Cobain, as frontman of Nirvana, was the global face of the 90s, but at least in Europe that position was disputed by Keith Flint, with his double mohawk, jerky dancing, piercing stare and body covered in tattoos, which was not a sight as common back then as it is nowadays. The music video for Firestarter was to blame.
In 2019, he was found dead in his flat – reportedly by suicide. Despite the hardships of grief and the loss of a legend, The Prodigy moved on and are now paying tribute to their frontman with every concert. Probably the greatest homage are the links to mental health helplines shared on the band’s website. Last weekend’s concert on the Marenostrum stage in Fuengirola on Saturday, 26 July, brought Flint back to life.
When The Prodigy appeared on the stage in Fuengirola, it seemed like it was only yesterday when they captivated the world with their unique sound. In the summer of 1996, they were the talk of the music world, as Firestarted was blasting from every car and club speaker. Their mix of electronic, industrial, rock, drum & bass and breakbeats mesmerised everyone, regardless of taste.
Although lacking a bit in volume, the concert on Saturday was a fragmented and rich tribute of raucous sounds. The Prodigy displayed a light and laser show, dancing on fire, defying limits, unleashing themselves in pure ecstasy. The eternal hits Breathe, Smack My Bitch Up, Their Law, Out of Space and Firestarter were played, but the most striking moment was when the image of Keith Flint appeared on the screen during the latter, his presence electric, as if he’d never left.
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