Angine de Poitrine have announced an epic new tour itinerary stretching through 2027, capping a breakout run that recently brought the duo's masked, microtonal live show to U.S. late-night television with a performance of their new song 'Zugzegk' on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
The North American leg underlines how fast the room sizes have grown. In New York, the band play three consecutive sold-out nights at Brooklyn Steel, November 16, 17 and 18, and in Los Angeles they play two sold-out nights at The Wiltern on December 4 and 5, with San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Nashville and Chicago also on the sold-out run.
The newly announced 2027 dates extend the tour across Australia in March — Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney — followed by South American festival stops including Lollapalooza dates in Argentina, Chile and Brazil and Bogotá's Estéreo Picnic, before the itinerary swings back north.
The announcement, published Wednesday, describes a seemingly non-stop live schedule that has drawn rapturous audiences at sold-out, increasingly larger venues and show-stopping festival appearances worldwide — a trajectory that makes the 2027 expansion, rather than any single date, the real story.
