Spanish bassist Vincen García returns to Groove Brno after a successful debut. His performance at the 2025 summer open-air edition was one of those moments that people kept talking about — not only among musicians, but among fans long after the festival ended. Those who were there know: energy, drive, and absolute groove — none of it can be mistaken. And those who missed it now have the perfect chance to catch up on what they missed.
García belongs among the most distinctive figures of the current European bass generation. His music blends funk, fusion, jazz, and hip-hop, while every note carries his characteristic signature — technically precise, rhythmically playful, and sonically bold. His work is built on improvisation, the energy of the moment, and complex arrangements that draw the audience in and keep them fully engaged.
The name Vincen García has long been impossible to overlook on international stages. He has performed at major festivals such as the Montreux Jazz Festival, the North Sea Jazz Festival, and the Pori Jazz Festival, where he captured the attention not only of the bass community but also of a much wider musical audience. In 2023, he released his debut album Ventura, which opened doors to stages across Europe and the United States and established him among the new artists worth watching closely.
Audiences in Brno also know him well thanks to his collaboration with American guitarist Cory Wong. During the Groove Brno 2025 summer edition, García performed not only with his own band in the evening slot, but also appeared as a surprise guest alongside Wong — and their joint show became one of the festival’s highlights. A powerful moment that is not easily forgotten.
This time, he arrives with new repertoire and will perform in the intimate club setting of Metro Music Bar, where every pulse, every riff, and every sweaty groove is shared directly with the audience. It will be a night that sends pure energy straight into the veins.
