No One Is Innocent

No One Is Innocent arrives on November 14, 2026 at the Cabaret Vauban in Brest. Since the early 1990s, the Parisian band has been crafting a confrontational rock that blends metal riffs, groove and no-nonsense lyrics, designed for the stage. Ten albums, hundreds of shows, and that way of using anger as fuel: their signature. In 2026 they relight the fuse with "Folamour", a single targeting the Trump/Putin pairing, in line with their political texts. On stage, No One plays tight, carried by Kemar’s voice: abrasive guitars, a nervous bass, pounding drums, a compact sound that calls for raised fists. The set draws from three decades, from their beginnings with "La Peau" through "Propaganda", "Frankenstein" or "Ennemis", without forgetting recent songs. Having toured the roads with Motörhead, Guns N’ Roses and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, they retain a club reflex: immediate energy, directness and a taste for musical confrontation. In Brest, expect a dense, sharp and no-frills concert.