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Iggy Pop with Angel Dust, The Linda Lindas, and more

Sep 27, 2025 at 15:00  ·  Le Kabaret Champagne Music-Hall, Reims Tinqueux Le Kabaret Champagne Music-Hall, Reims Tinqueux

Iggy Pop
Sep 27
Iggy Pop
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The Linda Lindas are an L.A. punk band blending post-punk, garage rock, power pop, new wave and rock en español. They went viral for their LA Public Library performance of “Racist, Sexist, Boy” and released their second full-length album, No Obligation.
Scowl are a Santa Cruz, CA hardcore punk band known for a venomous, fierce sound and ripping live shows. They’ve shared stages with Circle Jerks, Touché Amoré, and Limp Bizkit, played Coachella, and released the album Are We All Angels.
Soul Glo worked in an unfinished warehouse on drum tones for their full-length Diaspora Problems, produced largely independently from 2016–2021. Demo and tracking were handled by bassist GG and engineer Evan Bernard; final tracks were recorded summer 2021.
Formed in London in 1976, The Damned are pioneers of British punk rock. With 11 studio albums and several UK chart singles, their legendary live shows, dark lyrics, and David Vanian’s baritone helped define goth rock.
Destroy Boys are a California band formed in 2015 by founding members Violet Mayugba and Alexia Roditis. Their fourth album, Funeral Soundtrack #4, follows three earlier albums reflecting major life changes from high school to COVID.
Cro-Mags are an American hardcore punk band from New York City, among the first to fuse hardcore with thrash metal. They’ve released six studio albums including Age of Quarrel (1986) and In the Beginning (2020), plus the 2020 EP Cro-Mags 2020.
Washington, D.C. punk rock duo Teen Mortgage, formed in 2017 by James Guile and Ed Barkauskas, delivers high-energy, fuzz-drenched garage punk. Known for brutal riffs and raw live shows, they blend hardcore aggression with pop sensibility. Their album "Devil Ultrasonic Dream" and EPs "Life/Death" and "Smoked" showcase their sound. They have toured with bands like Weezer and The Smashing Pumpkins.
Lip Critic is a New York-based electronic-punk band known for their untraditional setup of two samplers, two drummers, and vocals. They blend punk, hardcore, club, and electronic styles, delivering high-energy live shows. Their acclaimed debut album, Hex Dealer, released in 2024. Their 2026 album, Theft World, features the single Legs In a Snare. They have received critical praise from NME and Rolling Stone.
Born in Aberdeen, WA, the Melvins are pioneers of the sludge metal genre, influencing grunge icons like Soundgarden and Nirvana's Kurt Cobain. Their experimental sound blends punk and metal, with Buzz Osborne and Dale Crover leading since 1986. Notable works include "Bullhead" and 2017's "A Walk with Love and Death." Collaborations feature Mike Patton and Mike Kunka. Despite major labels and diverse styles, they remain cult favorites known for their heavy riffs and creative experiments.
Johnny Marr is a solo artist with five albums and bestselling autobiography Set The Boy Free. He recorded the No Time To Die James Bond theme with Billie Eilish, won the Ivor Novello Inspiration Award, and earned an Academy Award nomination for Inception.
Detroit-born rock musician who rose as leader of the Detroit garage-punk duo the White Stripes, winners of three consecutive Grammys. Also led the Raconteurs and Dead Weather, ran Third Man Records, and scored solo No. 1 albums Blunderbuss and Lazaretto.
New York City-born drummer Marky Ramone (Marc Bell) played with Dust and Richard Hell & the Voidoids on Blank Generation before joining the Ramones for Road to Ruin (1978), staying until their 1996 breakup. Later formed the Intruders and toured with Misfits.
Murphy's Law formed in Astoria, Queens, from New York City's mid-'80s hardcore scene, led by vocalist Jimmy Gestapo. Known for a mix of skatepunk and metal, they released the 1986 self-titled debut and albums like Back with a Bong! and The Best of Times.
YHWH Nailgun is an American experimental rock quartet, formed in Philadelphia and later based in New York City. They are known for their abrasive, genre-defying sound, blending punk, noise, and electronic music. Their style features dissonant motifs, polyrhythmic drums, and guttural vocals. Their critically acclaimed debut album, "45 Pounds," was released in 2025, followed by "Magazine" in 2026. They are recognized for their intense performances and innovative approach to noise rock.
From Dortmund, Germany, heavy metal band Angel Dust, founded in the '80s, transitioned from thrash to British power metal. Known for hits like "Bleed" and significant albums including "Into the Dark Past," they revived in 1998 under Century Media, toured extensively, and garnered a dedicated fanbase. Collaborations in the band include Dirk Thurisch and Bernd Aufermann.
Born in Michigan, Iggy Pop is a ferocious punk pioneer (The Stooges: Funhouse, Raw Power); famed for wild shows, Bowie collabs, Grammy lifetime, RRHOF, Polar Prize.
Pinkshift, a rock band from Baltimore, Maryland, formed in 2019. Composed of Ashrita Kumar (vocals), Paul Vallejo (guitar), and Myron Houngbedji (drums), they are known for their pop-punk, grunge, and alt-rock sound. The band gained recognition with their song "i'm gonna tell my therapist on you." Their albums include "Love Me Forever" and "Earthkeeper." Pinkshift is celebrated for its diverse members and advocacy for authentic expression.
Hardcore icons Gorilla Biscuits, from NYC, shaped the late '80s straight-edge scene with an inclusive approach. Known for "Start Today," they featured Anthony Civarelli ("Civ"), Arthur Smilios, Luke Abbey, and Walter Schreifels. They disbanded in 1992, but their influence remains.
NYC’s legendary punk band Lunachicks, known for wild shows and satirical edge, shared stages with The Ramones and Joan Jett. They released 5 albums and a memoir.

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