Airbag

About

Airbag doesn't just play rock; they detonate it. This Argentinian trio, consisting of the Sardelli brothers, Patricio, Guido, and Gaston, crafts stadium-sized anthems steeped in classic rock tradition but with a decidedly modern, sometimes melancholic, edge. Think Oasis meets Guns N' Roses with a healthy dose of South American passion. Emerging from the Buenos Aires underground in the early 2000s, Airbag quickly ascended to national stardom. Their breakthrough came with albums like "Voragine" and "Una Hora a Tokyo," showcasing their knack for blistering guitar solos, soaring vocals, and emotionally resonant songwriting. While clearly influenced by the aforementioned giants, Airbag carves its own space with lyrical themes exploring societal anxieties, personal struggles, and a defiant spirit. They’ve sold out countless arenas across Latin America and shared stages with international acts, solidifying their position as one of the region’s most important rock exports. Their consistent output, including more recent albums like "Al Parecer Todo Ha Sido Una Trampa," demonstrates a continued commitment to their craft and a refusal to rest on their laurels. Airbag is a force to be reckoned with, proving that rock and roll is far from dead, especially when fueled by Argentinian fire.