Fink

Fink in concert at the Transbordeur in Villeurbanne on October 31, 2026. Behind the name is Briton Fin Greenall, born in Cornwall, who first carved out a downtempo and trip‑hop groove on Ninja Tune before stripping the music back to the bone: a guitar, a voice, then a spare guitar‑bass‑drums trio. Since Biscuits for Breakfast, his songs move along repetitive motifs, an understated rhythmic tension and a vocal delivery that takes its time.

On stage, Fink unfolds this blend of shadowed folk, soul echoes and atmospheres borrowed from electronic music, without frills, with hypnotic guitar work and dynamics that rise in stages. The set moves between restraint and controlled eruption, from the sparseness of Perfect Darkness to the contours of Hard Believer, passing through the broader textures of Resurgam and Bloom Innocent. The trio knows how to thicken the texture when needed, while keeping the intimacy that shifted the project from electronic to acoustic.

At the Transbordeur, expect a set that reconfigures the catalogue, between discreet grooves, sustained silences and melodies that settle in. A moment for those who enjoy songs that breathe and sonic matter that evolves in layers.