On April 16, 2025, Dagoba and Kid Bookie will take over the Glazart in Paris for an evening that promises to leave a lasting impression.
An explosive encounter between metal and trap rock
Dagoba, pillar of French industrial metal, returns to Paris with renewed energy thanks to his ninth album Different Breedreleased in June 2024. Combining powerful riffs, careful orchestrations and punchy groove, this Marseille group continues to push the limits of its genre.
As the opening act, London phenomenon Kid Bookie will bring a unique touch with his daring mix of Nu Metal and trap metal. With raw intensity and straightforward transparency, Kid Bookie has established himself as a rising figure in the alternative scene.
Dates and practical information
- Date : 16 avril 2025
- Lieu : Glazart, Paris
- Billets : Available now via Shotgun Live.
Other dates in France:
- 26 avril 2025 : 6MIC – Aix-en-Provence
- May 22, 2025 : The Terminal – Metz
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Different Breed: An album to discover live
Sourced via Verycords, Different Breed illustrates Dagoba's musical evolution, combining power and complexity. The title of the album, as singer Shawter confided, symbolizes a new facet of their artistic identity. With songs like Cerberus et Distant Cry already performed live, the group promises an explosive set where new compositions will rub shoulders with their classics.
-In an interview given to MetalZoneShawter said: “We perform these songs with our signature energy, and we look forward to bringing more Different Breed songs to the stage.”
A bright future
Dagoba continues to proudly defend the French metal scene, which, according to Shawter, is doing “better than ever”. With bands like Landmvrks, Igorrr, and Rise Of The Northstar paving the way internationally, Dagoba is contributing to this expansion while remaining loyal to its audience.
For an evening combining power, creativity and energy, the Dagoba and Kid Bookie concert in Paris promises to be a must-see for spring 2025.
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