Angine de Poitrine have announced a significant expansion to their upcoming North American live run, adding new headline dates driven by overwhelming popular demand – including first-ever performances in several US cities.

The acclaimed microtonal cardboard duo are also set for a global physical release of both their albums on vinyl and CD beginning Friday, June 12.

The newly announced dates are substantial. Highlights include shows at Denver’s Ogden Theatre on August 13, Washington DC’s Lincoln Theatre on September 17, and Toronto’s History on November 5.

Further new dates see Angine de Poitrine play a two-night stand at Brooklyn Steel on November 16 and 17, Atlanta’s The Masquerade on November 25, and Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl on November 27.

The run continues into December with Minneapolis’ First Avenue on the 2nd, Los Angeles’ The Wiltern on the 4th, Oakland’s Fox Theater on the 8th, and Portland’s Crystal Ballroom on the 11th.

Presale signups are available now exclusively via Laylo. Fans who sign up will receive a unique code granting access to the official presale beginning Tuesday, May 19 at 10:00 am local time.

Local presales begin Thursday, May 21 at 10:00 am local time, with all presales closing that same evening at 10:00 pm local. General on-sales follow on Friday, May 22 at 10:00 am local time. Full details and ticket information can be found at anginedepoitrine.com/concerts.

These new additions join an already packed international schedule that includes sold-out headline dates across multiple continents, a string of high-profile festival appearances, and a one-night-only show supporting Jack White at Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre on July 14.

The festival itinerary alone makes for extraordinary reading. Angine de Poitrine are booked for Brighton’s The Great Escape, the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, Winnipeg Folk Festival, Phillips Backyard Music Festival in Victoria BC, and Ottawa Bluesfest.

International festival appearances continue with Japan’s Fuji Rock Festival in Niigata, King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard’s Field of Vision II in Buena Vista, California, Lisbon’s Meo Kalorama, End of the Road in Dorset, Manchester Psych Fest, and Edinburgh Psych Fest.

Rounding out the festival calendar are Otis Mountain Get Down in Elizabethtown NY, Austin’s Levitation, Richmond’s Iron Blossom Festival, and Amsterdam’s London Calling.

The wider headline tour is equally relentless. The European stretch this autumn takes in sold-out nights in Bristol, Glasgow, Dublin, Leeds, London, Paris, Lyon, Antwerp, Berlin, Hamburg, Heidelberg, and Amsterdam.

Earlier in the run, Angine de Poitrine play sold-out dates across France and Belgium in May, followed by Canadian shows through June and July, before the North American headline run picks up in August and carries through to December.

The band’s live momentum has been building at remarkable speed. Their Live on KEXP session has amassed over 13 million views, and critical acclaim has arrived from some of the biggest outlets in music journalism.

The New York Times called their live show “music of precision, agility, and stamina, adding up to a contagious manic energy.” Pitchfork described Angine de Poitrine as “a beacon that North America is once again ready for art-fucky noise rock bands.”

The Guardian praised “an ecstatic show that balances supremely complex musicianship with ridiculous good fun,” while The Telegraph called it “live music at its most human” and The London Evening Standard declared them “a party band from another planet.”

Those superlatives make more sense once you understand what Angine de Poitrine actually are. The duo consists of Khn de Poitrine on microtonal guitars and vocals, and Klek de Poitrine on percussion and vocals.

The Guardian has described their music as “hypnotic riffs and grooves, whose proggy time shifts are all in astonishing lockstep, making this as much party music as it is prog.”

Their approach is built around a dynamic interplay of adding and removing sound patterns in a constant state of metamorphosis – tight, pulsing drum grooves intertwined with intricate tangles of double-necked microtonal guitar, drawing on acid techno, disco, and rock in equal measure.

Angine de Poitrine operate as an anonymous artistic project. Any speculation regarding the identities of its members is unverified and not endorsed by the band.

Their debut album Vol. I arrived in 2024 to widespread acclaim. Vol. II followed in April 2026, described as a brisk, high-voltage record that stretches the duo’s approach with bolder, more dynamic structures.

Standout track “Fabienk” has become a fan favourite, revolving around a single microtonal guitar loop that repeats, doubles, and evolves through a groove that is both insistent and liberating. Vol. II received enthusiastic coverage from The New York Times, Pitchfork, The Guardian, Paste, and more.

Both albums have until now been available digitally only. That changes on June 12, when Vol. I and Vol. II arrive in physical format – vinyl and CD – in record stores worldwide, thanks to a series of groundbreaking global distribution agreements that preserve the duo’s independence.

Pre-orders are available now.

In just two years, Angine de Poitrine have built a fanbase that spans continents and surpassed the rock stars they once emulated. With dozens of live dates still ahead, two albums finally hitting physical release, and new cities experiencing them for the first time, 2026 is shaping up to be their most significant year yet.

Angine de Poitrine – Tour 2026

May
14 – Brighton, UK – The Great Escape (Festival)
16 – Strasbourg, FR – Pelpass Festival
18 – Rennes, FR – UBU (Sold Out)
19 – Le Mans, FR – Théâtre Paul Scarron (Sold Out)
20 – Amiens, FR – La Lune des Pirates (Sold Out)
21 – Charleroi, BE – Le Vecteur (Sold Out)
22 – Poitiers, FR – Le Confort Moderne (Sold Out)
23 – La Rochelle, FR – La Sirène (Sold Out)
24 – Loperhet, FR – BULOMATIK (Festival)
26 – Brussels, BE – Magasin 4 (Sold Out)
28 – Brussels, BE – Les Nuits Botaniques (Sold Out)
29 – Tourcoing, FR – Le Grand Mix (Sold Out)
30 – Nancy, FR – Bon Moment Festival
31 – Roverito, IT – Poplar Utopia Festival

June
20 – Joliette, QC – Parc Louis-Querbes
26 – Picton, ON – Base31
27 – Montreal, QC – Festival International de Jazz de Montréal (Festival)

July
2 – Saguenay, QC – La Noce (Festival / Sold Out)
3 – Trois-Rivières, QC – Festivoix (Festival)
8 – Edmonton, AB – Fan Park at ICE District
10 – Winnipeg, MB – Winnipeg Folk Festival (Festival)
12 – Victoria, BC – Phillips Backyard Music Festival (Festival)
14 – Toronto, ON – RBC Amphitheatre (Supporting Jack White)
14 – Toronto, ON – Mod Club (Sold Out)
15 – Toronto, ON – Mod Club (Sold Out)
17 – Ottawa, ON – Ottawa Bluesfest (Festival)
18 – Toronto, ON – Mod Club (Sold Out)
19 – Guelph, ON – Hillside Festival (Festival)
26 – Niigata, Japan – Fuji Rock Festival (Festival)

August
13 – Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre
14 – Buena Vista, CO – King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard present Field of Vision II (Festival)
17 – Los Angeles, CA – Teragram Ballroom (Sold Out)
18 – Los Angeles, CA – Teragram Ballroom (Sold Out)
19 – San Francisco, CA – The Independent (Sold Out)
21 – Portland, OR – Aladdin Theater (Sold Out)
23 – Vancouver, BC – The Pearl (Sold Out)
24 – Vancouver, BC – The Pearl (Sold Out)
25 – Vancouver, BC – Commodore Ballroom
28 – Lisbon, PT – Meo Kalorama (Festival)
30 – Vlieland, NL – Into The Great Wide Open (Festival)
31 – Nijmegen, NL – Doornroosje (Sold Out)

September
1 – Cologne, DE – Live Music Hall (Sold Out)
4 – Dorset, UK – End of the Road (Festival)
5 – Manchester, UK – Manchester Psych Fest (Festival)
6 – Edinburgh, UK – Edinburgh Psych Fest (Festival)
9 – New York, NY – Le Poisson Rouge (Sold Out)
10 – New York, NY – Le Poisson Rouge (Sold Out)
11 – Elizabethtown, NY – Otis Mountain Get Down (Festival)
12 – Austin, TX – Levitation (Festival)
15 – Washington, DC – The Atlantis (Sold Out)
16 – Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts (Sold Out)
17 – Washington, DC – Lincoln Theatre
19-20 – Richmond, VA – Iron Blossom Festival (Festival)

October
13 – Bristol, UK – Prospect Building (Sold Out)
14 – Glasgow, UK – O2 Academy Glasgow (Sold Out)
16 – Dublin, IRE – Vicar Street (Sold Out)
18 – Leeds, UK – O2 Academy Leeds (Sold Out)
19 – London, UK – Troxy (Sold Out)
20 – London, UK – Troxy (Sold Out)
21 – Paris, FR – Élysée Montmartre (Sold Out)
22 – Paris, FR – Élysée Montmartre (Sold Out)
24 – Lyon, FR – L’Épicerie Moderne (Sold Out)
25 – Antwerp, BE – Trix (Sold Out)
27 – Berlin, DE – Astra (Sold Out)
28 – Hamburg, DE – Molotow (Sold Out)
29 – Heidelberg, DE – Metropolink (Sold Out)
31 – Amsterdam, NL – London Calling (Festival / Sold Out)

November
1 – Groningen, NL – VERA (Sold Out)
5 – Toronto, ON – History
6 – Quebec City, QC – Impérial Bell (Sold Out)
14 – Montreal, QC – Club Soda (Sold Out)
16 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel
17 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel
19 – Boston, MA – Royale
20 – Philadelphia, PA – Franklin Music Hall
25 – Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade
27 – Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl

December
2 – Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue
4 – Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern
8 – Oakland, CA – Fox Theater
11 – Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom