Frankie and the Witch Fingers

Frankie and the Witch Fingers arrive at La Sirène, La Rochelle, on 29 November 2026. Formed in Los Angeles, the band has for more than ten years been shaping a brand of rock that slips between psychedelic garage, proto‑punk and new wave jolts, threaded with nervy synths and industrial textures. Their latest record, Trash Classic, condenses this ongoing metamorphosis: angular melodies, razor‑sharp guitars, creeping basslines and grooves that change shape without warning. On stage, the tension is immediate, oscillating between repetitive trance and punk outbursts, with a keen DIY sensibility and a deliberate taste for abrupt turns. After long touring runs, they’ve shared bills with OFF!, Ty Segall, Oh Sees, Cheap Trick and ZZ Top — a sign of a solid, no‑nonsense live show. At La Sirène, expect a set that draws from Trash Classic as well as earlier chapters, where synths hum, breaks hit cleanly and the rhythm section keeps the course, the band pursuing its mutating trajectory without looking back.