Clawfinger

Clawfinger arrive in Paris with the "Before We All Die" tour. A metal band born in Stockholm, the quartet cultivates a confrontational, upfront sound: cutting guitars, tight, precise rhythms, a dry, clipped delivery, and unvarnished lyrics. Over the years, the group has carved out a place for itself with a clear message and a direct style. See them on October 30, 2026, at the Élysée Montmartre in Paris.

Zak Tell, singer and lyricist, sums up the stance: it’s not about seeking peace but about telling the truth, even when it makes people uncomfortable. Clawfinger tackles the blind spots of everyday life: racism, political hypocrisy, illusions of power, drug policy, environmental destruction, and social inequality. These themes are addressed head-on, driven by massive riffs and a taut groove.

On stage, Clawfinger insist on direct contact: narrowing the gap with the audience and establishing a collective atmosphere from beginning to end. A live show conceived for closeness and shared energy, with the message remaining at the center.