Théa

On March 27, 2027 at Interference in Balma, Théa takes the stage to present the hybrid world that brought her to light—somewhere between emocore, pop‑punk and hyperpop. Trained as a drummer and working as a producer, she forges tracks with rave kicks, biting guitars and pop choruses, delivering a confrontational live show where everything is played out in energy and tension. Her lyrics, raw and direct, address mental health, shaky relationships and a youth searching for its place, with an openly queer perspective.

Around her EP Comète—five songs that graft rage to fragility—Théa unfolds a set that hurtles forward without looking back. You’ll hear singles like “Cavale! Cavale!”, “Écho” and “PTSMR”, shouted like mantras as much as sung as pop hooks. The stage becomes the ground for collective letting‑go: tentative moshing, spontaneous singalongs, tightening silences that explode into a big detonation. Brought up on the alternative circuit and having played Printemps de Bourges, she delivers a taut, sensitive performance, crafted for those who like their pop when it overflows.

See you at Interference, Balma, on March 27, 2027, for a passage where urgency meets melody.