Music lovers looking for weekend entertainment in Fuengirola are in for a treat, as the talented Blue Stompers Jump Review, have lined up a free performance at Restaurant Plaza de Toros on Saturday, 13 June from 7pm. Delivering their set as an intimate acoustic trio, these popular well-known regional musicians will bring their audiences their signature rhythm-and-blues style.

Vintage rhythm-and-blues for any age

Blue Stompers Jump Review give the listeners just what they are looking for on a Saturday night out, excellent music, early rock’n’roll rhythms, and plenty of engaging onstage humour. Previous audiences at these gigs have ranged from dedicated blues enthusiasts, the groups own fans to local families and couples wanting something different for their weekend.

The early evening time is perfect for children to also be part of, parents can comfortably bring kids along to the free event. An ideal alternative to the late-night concert schedules elsewhere across the coast.

Favourites Internationally and along the coast

Established back in 2014 by frontman and harmonica player Paul Stylianou, the group has steadily built a dedicated international following over the past decade. Their musical journey has taken them well beyond southern Spain.

“The Stompers are always received well wherever they play, with great locations in the past such as ‘Ain’t Nothin’ But The Blues Bar’ in London to the ‘Kwadendamme Blues Festival’ in Holland plus many more,” notes the band’s official profile.

With an increasingly busy schedule of festivals and concerts lined up across 2026, booking this new bullring location gives the group an ideal opportunity to showcase their stripped-back sound to the crowds in Fuengirola.

Historic arena floor and its brand-new music venue

Plaza de Toros de Fuengirola, situated on Calle Camilo Jose Cela 12, has recently launched this exciting open-air dining and live entertainment project right inside the famous bullring, making great use of the spacious central arena floor, the venue provides a beautifully unique outdoor setting, just perfect for summer acoustic sessions.

Event details and parking

Music kicks off at 7pm on Saturday, June 13, with the venue doors opening to the public ahead of time for table service. Drivers heading to the town centre can find convenient public parking options just a short walk away from the historic bullring.

For more details visit the Blue Stompers Jump Review website.

Dave Lewis the singer and musician is headlining a refined dinner dance experience in Malaga on Friday, June 26 at 7.30pm. He will be performing throughout the evening beginning with gentle piano melodies during dinner and progressing to more lively numbers on piano and guitar to inspire dancing. The event is taking place at the Hotel Vincci Selección Posada del Patio, next to the Guadalmedina river. Guests can enjoy the finest food and entertainment in one of the city’s most prestigious locations.

Programme for the Evening

Guests will receive a welcome drink on arrival prior to enjoying a three course gourmet dinner served with a selection of fine wines. Dave Lewis supplies musical entertainment using soft piano classics to accompany the meal. He later switches to piano and guitar for upbeat tunes that encourage guests to dance in the stylish venue.

Background on Dave Lewis

Dave Lewis has worked for more than twenty years as a singer pianist in London’s West End. Residencies at prestigious hotels include the American Bar at the Savoy Hotel for over fourteen years and the Dorchester Hotel. His songwriting talents led to a collaboration with Van Morrison including writing Madame Butterfly Blues for the artist’s blues album released in January 2026.

Music from Dave also featured in the Gucci eyewear campaign of 2022. Now resident on the Costa del Sol he appears at special events and parties across the region. Some readers may recall recent appearances including a performance at Alhaurin Golf during a TAPAS event where his music got everyone present dancing.

Booking information

Aurëa Events is organising the dinner dance experience at Vincci Seleccion Posada del Patio and tickets cost €90. This amount includes the premium three course dinner, drinks served during the meal, live music performance by Dave Lewis and access to the refined dinner/dance setting.

Couples, groups of friends and singles find welcome at the event as it provides opportunity to meet others and enjoy conversation in relaxed surroundings. Further information about the occasion appears via the website aureabyceleste.com.

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Mallorca’s famous sandy beaches are facing increasing pressure from coastal erosion, but authorities are now taking action with a new strategy designed to protect some of the island’s most valuable stretches of coastline.

A wide-ranging partnership has been launched to tackle the loss of sand in the Bay of Alcúdia, one of Mallorca’s most popular tourist areas. The initiative brings together government departments, local councils, scientists, tourism organisations and port authorities in a coordinated effort to better understand the problem and find long-term solutions.

The move comes as experts continue to monitor changes affecting beaches in areas including Playa de Muro and Can Picafort, where shifting sand patterns have become a growing concern.

A collaborative effort

Rather than relying on short-term fixes, the new project aims to take a broader view of how the bay functions as a coastal system.

Researchers will study the movement of sand, the impact of storms and changing sea conditions, as well as the relationship between beach erosion and sediment build-up in nearby port areas.

Officials say understanding these processes is essential if effective protection measures are to be introduced in the future.

The initiative has been inspired by previous environmental projects elsewhere in the Balearics, where collaboration between scientists and public authorities has helped improve coastal resilience.

Protecting beaches for future generations

The Bay of Alcúdia is not only one of Mallorca’s most visited holiday destinations but also an important environmental area that supports local businesses, marine ecosystems and recreational activities.

A dedicated working group will now identify priority actions and explore funding opportunities for future conservation projects. Experts from universities and research centres are expected to play a key role in guiding decision-making.

Tourism organisations are also involved, reflecting the importance of preserving Mallorca’s beaches as one of the island’s biggest attractions.

Looking ahead

While coastal erosion remains a challenge across many Mediterranean destinations, local leaders are hopeful that early intervention and better planning can help reduce its impact.

By bringing together scientific expertise, public institutions and the tourism sector, Mallorca is taking proactive steps to safeguard its coastline.

The goal is simple: protect the beaches that residents and visitors enjoy today while ensuring they remain part of the island’s landscape for generations to come.