Friendly Fires
Back with a new album, British band Friendly Fires, figurehead of the indie-dance scene, will return to the French stage on 29 January at La Maroquinerie in Paris. After nearly a decade…
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On Friday 29 January 2027, Friendly Fires plays at La Maroquinerie (75020 Paris), from €29. Tickets available.
Checked on 11 November 2026.
Overview
Back with a new album, British band Friendly Fires, figurehead of the indie-dance scene, will return to the French stage on 29 January at La Maroquinerie in Paris. After nearly a decade devoted to songwriting, Friendly Fires returns with “Dig Deeper”, a fourth album that marks a new chapter for one of the essential acts of the British indie-dance scene. Ed Macfarlane and Edd Gibson reconnect there with the essence of the band: luminous melodies, intoxicating guitars and irresistible rhythms, while exploring a freer, rawer and more personal sound.
Inspired by the great moments of indie-dance, from Talking Heads and New Order to Balearic sounds and nu-rave, “Dig Deeper” blends hypnotic grooves, Latin percussion, grandiose choruses and euphoric atmospheres. An album that draws on the band's musical history while asserting a new confidence and a desire to return to what defines its identity: making people dance, without ever ceasing to search further.
Following their return to the stage in summer 2026, Friendly Fires also confirms all of its energy live, mixing new tracks with the band's classics. With “Dig Deeper”, the duo delivers a vibrant and timeless comeback, somewhere between indie, pop and dance, faithful to the spirit that has driven them for almost twenty years.
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Artist
Friendly Fires
Friendly Fires is a British indie and punk rock band formed in 2006 in St Albans, England. Made up of Ed Macfarlane, Jack Savidge and Edd Gibson, it is signed to XL Recordings and released a self-titled debut album in 2008.
Getting there
La Maroquinerie
La Maroquinerie is a venue at 23 rue Boyer in Paris (75020), mainly hosting concerts, chiefly pop rock and independent music.
- Address
- 23, Rue Boyer, 75020 Paris
- Capacity
- 500 seats Small venue
- Time
Métro nearby
- 3 3B Gambetta 9 min walk
- 2 Ménilmontant 11 min walk
- 3B Pelleport 11 min walk
Tickets & pricing
Tickets available
Venue capacity: about 500 seats
Book tickets| Category | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Box office | from 29 € | fees shown at checkout |
Accessibility & rules
- Accessibility
- About 500 seats — contact the venue about wheelchair access.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Friendly Fires's concert take place?
Friendly Fires's concert takes place at La Maroquinerie (75020 Paris).
When does Friendly Fires's concert take place?
The scheduled date is 29 January 2027.
Who is performing at Friendly Fires's concert?
Friendly Fires is on the bill. See the artist page on concerts.paris.
How much are tickets for Friendly Fires's concert?
Tickets for Friendly Fires's concert start from €29 (excluding booking fees). Indicative price, to be confirmed with the ticket seller.
Are tickets still available for Friendly Fires's concert?
Tickets were available to book at the ticket seller at the last check.
How do I get to La Maroquinerie?
La Maroquinerie is located at 23, Rue Boyer, 75020 Paris. Public transport is recommended; full directions are on the venue page.
How do I book tickets for Friendly Fires's concert?
Tickets can be booked at the ticket seller, through a link from concerts.paris: https://concerts.paris/go/tickets?event=tour-friendly-fires.
What type of event is Friendly Fires's concert?
Friendly Fires's concert is classified as “Pop, rock & indie” in the concerts.paris listings.
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