Dry Cleaning

Dry Cleaning, the English post‑punk outfit fronted by Florence Shaw’s spoken delivery, stops at Le Trianon in Paris on 14 April 2026. The quartet arrives with Secret Love, a new album produced by Cate Le Bon and slated for 9 January on 4AD. It carries the band’s hallmark: clear diction, lyrics that sit between everyday observation and sidelong asides, and a tight interplay in which bass and drums set the frame while the guitars rasp and carve.

Buoyed by the single “Hit My Head All Day,” this chapter lines up songs with sharply cut edges, with punk impulses, no‑wave roughness, densities that at times verge on stoner, and tension buildups that flirt with post‑rock. On stage, Dry Cleaning favors austerity and repetition as a driving force, letting rhythmic motifs settle while the voice traces its line, without affectation. It’s an opportunity to measure the band’s evolution and to hear these new tracks in their element — between discipline, sonic reliefs and scalpel‑sharp writing.