Polaris Prize winners Angine de Poitrine plan 2027 world tour – including Hurricane
The costumed math-rock band will play Australia, South and North America and Europe in 2027. Next week's concerts in Berlin, Hamburg and Heidelberg are sold out.
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Angine de Poitrine, winners of Canada's Polaris Music Prize, have announced an extensive world tour for 2027. US music site Stereogum called the costumed band, who play microtonal math rock, 'a band of the moment'. The new dates run from March to July 2027 and take in Australia, South and North America and Europe. Highlights include slots at the Lollapalooza festivals in Argentina, Chile and Brazil and at Primavera Sound in Barcelona.
In Switzerland, the band plays Festi'neuch in Neuchâtel on June 12, 2027; in Germany it plays the twin festivals Hurricane in Scheessel and Southside in Neuhausen ob Eck from June 18 to 20. Angine de Poitrine are already in Germany next week: at Berlin's Astra on October 27, Hamburg's Molotow on October 28 and Heidelberg's Metropolink on October 29. All three shows are sold out; according to Stereogum, the same applies to the current tour through year's end.
Fans can sign up for a presale for the new headline dates until Sunday, October 25. The artist presale begins at 10 a.m. local time on Tuesday, October 27, with general sale of remaining tickets on Friday, October 30. The band recently drew attention with an appearance on Jimmy Fallon's US talk show and a session for radio station KEXP.