Lofofora

Lofofora arrives at the Centre Culturel John Lennon on 19 September 2026 in Limoges. Formed in Paris in 1989, the band shapes an abrasive sound that sits between metal, groove and punk urgency, driven by Reuno’s rasping yet clear voice. On stage, cutting riffs, a tight bass-and-drums section and lyrics in direct engagement with reality make up a no-nonsense set that addresses racism, exclusion, politics and social violence without unnecessary posturing.

The concert moves between classics and more recent tracks, from their eponymous beginnings to songs from Dur comme fer or L’épreuve du contraire. Lofofora alternates rapid assaults and tense mid-tempos, chanted choruses and snapping breaks, sustained by the collective dynamic that holds each piece together. No flashiness—just songs built for the live setting, tense and straightforward, where the electricity unites and the words endure. For those who appreciate frank, French-language metal, it’s a chance to hear a group that continues to go straight to the point on stage, where it all comes down to.