Kid Kapichi

On 10 December 2026, Kid Kapichi arrives at Rock School Barbey in Bordeaux. Formed in Hastings, the four-piece carves its rock from a blend of punk, alternative and post‑punk, with heavy guitars, a delivery edging on spoken word and lyrics that speak plainly about local politics, precarity and mental health. Jack Wilson leads the charge on vocals, supported by a band that knows how to turn everyday life into melodic punches.

The tour brings the new chapter Fearless Nature. The title promises fearlessness, but the band now allows a crack to appear in the armor. On Stainless Steel, the formula is voiced less as a cry of defiance than as lucid doubt, without abandoning the biting irony that runs through their incendiary tracks. Think of “Party At No. 10,” a targeted shot at Partygate, or “Can EU Hear Me,” a post‑Brexit cry, which helped establish Kid Kapichi’s reputation for blunt, confrontational commentary. Live, expect a tight mix of new songs and key hits, taut riffs, driving basslines and choruses built to be sung back in unison. Kid Kapichi brings electricity and candor, in tune with the times, and comes to test it on the Bordeaux crowd.