Angine de Poitrine 2027 UK Shows
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The Québécois math rock duo Angine de Poitrine announce new UK shows in London and Halifax for June 2027.
Tour Dates:
Halifax The Piece Hall, 24 June
London O2 Academy Brixton, 28
London O2 Academy Brixton, 29
London O2 Academy Brixton, 30 ***EXTRA DATE***
Tickets on sale Friday (30 October) at 10am from Ticketmaster
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Artist Bio:
Angine de Poitrine are a Canadian experimental rock duo from Quebec, known for their intricate microtonal math rock, surreal stage presence and colourful papier-mâché costumes. Made up of the enigmatic Khn de Poitrine and Klek de Poitrine, the pair have carved out a distinctive place in the music scene with their unconventional sound, striking visual identity and playful approach to performance.
The duo’s music combines complex rhythms, hypnotic repetition and microtonal melodies, using unusual guitar techniques to create a sound that is as disorientating as it is compelling. At the centre of their setup is a distinctive two-necked guitar, which helps them build layers of intricate instrumental music without relying on a conventional rock band line-up.
Despite their deliberately bizarre appearance and gobble-de-gook stage language, Angine de Poitrine’s musicianship is at the heart of their appeal. Their performances balance technical precision with a sense of absurdity, creating a live experience that feels unlike anything else on the contemporary rock circuit.
The band reached a much wider audience in 2026 after a live performance filmed for KEXP in Rennes, France, during Trans Musicales in late 2025 went viral on YouTube. The session introduced their unusual sound and larger-than-life characters to music fans around the world, turning them from a relatively underground act into one of the year’s most talked-about musical discoveries.
They followed their growing success with the release of their second album, ‘Vol.2’, in 2026. The record helped build on the attention surrounding their live performances, while their first UK shows sold out quickly. Demand led to further dates at larger venues, alongside appearances at festivals including Manchester Psych Fest and End of the Road Festival.
Angine de Poitrine have also impressed audiences at The Great Escape Festival and during shows in Leeds and London, demonstrating that their appeal goes well beyond their viral reputation. With their combination of experimental musicianship, surreal humour and an unmistakable visual style, the duo continue to challenge expectations of what a rock band can be.
Artist News:
Angine de Poitrine are returning to the UK in 2027, with the Quebec-based duo set to play new shows in London and Halifax following a breakout year that has taken them from underground curiosity to one of the most talked-about acts in experimental rock.
Made up of the mysterious Khn de Poitrine and Klek de Poitrine, the pair have captured attention with their distinctive look, unconventional stage presence and intricate microtonal math rock. Performing in papier-mâché costumes and wielding a two-necked guitar, they are not exactly your typical rock duo, but their unusual approach has struck a chord with music fans around the world.
Their rise took off after a live session filmed for KEXP at ESMA in Rennes, France, during Trans Musicales in late 2025 was shared on YouTube in February 2026. The performance quickly went viral, introducing a much wider audience to their hypnotic rhythms, unconventional sounds and brilliantly unpredictable live show.
Angine de Poitrine followed the growing attention with the release of their second album, ‘Vol.2’, in 2026. Their first UK shows sold out quickly, leading to bigger venues and appearances at festivals including Manchester Psych Fest and End of the Road Festival. Their performances at The Great Escape, alongside shows in Leeds and London, further cemented their reputation as a live act worth catching.
With their mix of musical precision, surreal visuals and a healthy disregard for convention, Angine de Poitrine have proved there is far more to them than a viral moment. Their upcoming UK dates offer another chance to experience a band whose strange and captivating performances are best seen in person.
