Frankie and the Witch Fingers

On December 2, 2026, at La Coopérative de Mai in Clermont-Ferrand, Frankie and the Witch Fingers arrive with taut psychedelic rock and bursts of garage-punk. Formed in Los Angeles, the band blends abrasive guitars, nervy synths and overdriven rhythms, somewhere between proto-punk, new wave and electronic pulses. On stage, tension builds in waves: serrated riffs, clipped breaks, slinking basslines and a vocal that cuts cleanly — all designed for a collective trance without frills. Their latest album, Trash Classic (Greenway Records / The Reverberation Appreciation Society), pushes industrial textures and angular melodies further and fuels a compact, agile set firmly anchored to the groove. Accustomed to intense touring and sharing bills with OFF!, Ty Segall, Oh Sees and Cheap Trick, they cultivate a DIY ethic and a sense of organized chaos. In Clermont-Ferrand, the set zigzags between hypnotic passages and frontal assaults, with that raw edge they know how to preserve.