Tigercub

Tigercub marks their return to Paris at La Boule Noire on October 31, 2026. The Brighton trio arrives with Nets To Catch The Wind, a new, brighter album that nonetheless never compromises on power. Recorded at Rockfield Studios and produced by Tom Dalgety, the record plays on contrasts: massive riffs, rising tension, razor-tight vocals and airy passages. On stage, this writing is rendered as bold buildups, sharp breaks and a solid groove that holds everything together.

Since their beginnings, Tigercub has blended alternative rock, indie, grunge and a heavy density that favors shifts in dynamic. Abstract Figures in the Dark laid the groundwork, As Blue as Indigo dug into a more introspective vein, and The Perfume of Decay tightened the focus—dark and direct. With Nets To Catch The Wind, the band opens the windows a little without losing its edge: wide guitars, a gripping bass, dry drums and melodies that lean on tension. In concert, the trio plays tight and precise, with raw energy and broader atmospheres that settle in effortlessly.