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Upcoming 2026–2027 tour dates
Say you're going and the night lands in your memories - ready for a review when you get back.
- SWG3 in Glasgow, UK
- University of Wolverhampton at the Civic Hall in Wolverhampton, UK
- Grosse Freiheit 36 in Hamburg, Germany
- Täubchenthal in Leipzig, Germany
- Barba Negra in Budapest, Hungary
- Paribu Art - Ana Sahne in Istanbul, Turkey
- Princess Theatre, Woolloongabba in Brisbane, Australia
- Liberty Hall in Moore Park, Australia
- 170 Russell in Melbourne, Australia
- ZENITH PARIS - LA VILLETTE in Paris, France
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Statistics
Most played countries
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1 France 109
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2 US 77
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3 Germany 23
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4 UK 22
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5 Canada 13
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6 Netherlands 8
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7 Belgium 7
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8 Czech Republic 6
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9 Spain 6
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10 Finland 5
Most played cities
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1 Paris, France 13
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2 London, UK 6
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3 Toronto, Canada 6
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4 Berlin, Germany 5
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5 Chicago, US 5
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6 Los Angeles (LA), US 5
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7 Strasbourg, France 5
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8 Bristol, UK 4
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9 Brussels, Belgium 4
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10 Hamburg, Germany 4
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About Carpenter Brut
Carpenter Brut was born in Poitiers, France, in 1977.
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A guest 40% at Le Trabendo, Paris on Fri, 25 Sep 2015
Some bands are made to stay in studios, hidden behing the mythology they created. Carpenter Brut is one of these. It seemed like theses three guys never really planned ot be on stage, so they played their album without any variation, pause, and soundcheck ! But the worst part, they never acknoledged the public until the last "goodbye" ! We come (and pay) to see Carpenter Brut LIVE, not dead and silent.
And yeah, maybe it's theTrabendo's fault, or maybe it's because they decided to used a high pitch guitar instead of some keyboards, but the sound was confused, messy, and really far for the complex construction of what Carpenter Brut is supposed to be.
The crowd was made mostly of gamers, brought hereby the Hotline Miami train. Well, theses guys don't know much about concert etiquette, they yell and cheers like hooligans and they weirdly bend backward to lay on you like you're their sofa. And of ourse they are really drunk, since they "go outside".
I didn't wasted my money, but I for sure won't go again.
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