Angine de Poitrine performs at Polaris Music Prize Concert
Get ready to experience some seriously mind-bending music. Angine de Poitrine, the microtonal math rock aliens, are officially making a major splash, joining the lineup for the highly anticipated Polaris Music Prize Concert & Award Ceremony.
This isn’t just any concert; it’s a celebration of some of the most innovative and boundary-pushing artistry in the music world. De Poitrine and their unique sound have been recognized for their groundbreaking work, as they are shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize for their album Vol. II, and have also earned recognition for their track Fabienk with the SOCAN Polaris Song Prize.
The event promises an incredible evening featuring a stellar roster of talent. Angine de Poitrine will be sharing the stage with a diverse group of nominees, including Aquakultre, Begonia, Bibi Club, Charlotte Cornfield, Beverly Glenn-Copeland & Elizabeth Copeland, Les Louanges, and Tanya Tagaq.
Adding to the eclectic mix, the ceremony will also feature a special performance interpreting Peaches’s No Lube So Rude album by Slash Need, bringing an extra layer of creative chaos to the bill.
All the celebrated acts are slated to perform a seven-minute set each at Toronto’s historic Massey Hall on September 22nd. Music lovers can secure their tickets and plan to be there for this phenomenal event through the official link.
It promises to be a night filled with the kind of musical discovery that defines the Polaris Prize—a truly dazzling celebration of sound and creativity.
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