Frankie and the Witch Fingers

On 21 November 2026, at the Centre Culturel Tisot in La Seyne‑sur‑Mer, Frankie and the Witch Fingers arrive with their psychedelic rock punctuated by punk jolts. For more than a decade, the Los Angeles band has been reshaping its material, moving between garage rock, proto‑punk, new wave and abrasive electronic touches. Sharp guitars, taut synths and frenzied rhythms slot into a controlled chaos, crafted for collective euphoria.

Trash Classic, recorded in Oakland with producer Maryam Qudus, distills this raw vein: angular melodies, reptilian basslines and industrial textures. On stage, the formula expands into trance: hypnotic loops, abrupt cuts, sudden surges—a dynamic that hits as hard as it sweeps you along. Accustomed to crossing paths with OFF!, Ty Segall, Oh Sees and Cheap Trick, they retain a DIY ethic and a taste for organized chaos.

On the bill is a taut, mobile set that navigates between psychedelic pulses and punk nerves without losing its thread. An opportunity to immerse yourself in their sonic laboratory and witness firsthand the precision of a band built for the stage.