Die Spitz

On June 18, 2026, at the Big Band Café, 1 Avenue du Haut Crépon, 14200 Hérouville-Saint-Clair, Die Spitz arrives with a set made for the stage. The Austin quartet—Ava Schrobilgen, Chloe De St. Aubin, Eleanor Livingston and Kate Halter—moves as a bloc: guitars up front, a biting bass and precise drumming. Their sound draws on punk, grunge, metal and alternative rock, producing short, direct songs driven by interweaving vocals and hooks that stick.

Born of friendship and garage rehearsals, the four musicians have cultivated a cohesion that holds the stage without artifice. In concert, Die Spitz moves briskly from one number to the next, plays on tempo changes and abrupt breaks, drops in backing vocals that amplify the impact, and preserves a raw sonic texture designed for live performance. No unnecessary detours—just the essentials: mounting tension, punchy choruses, and a compact presence that commands the audience. An opportunity to hear their repertoire up close, in the energy that gave it life.