Tigercub

Tigercub announces its return to Paris with a concert at La Boule Noire on 31 October 2026. With Nets To Catch The Wind, the Brighton trio opens a new, brighter chapter without losing any of the raw power that is its signature. Recorded at the legendary Rockfield Studios and produced by Tom Dalgety, the album blends massive riffs, emotional tension and soaring atmospheric passages in a balance that is as expansive as it is instinctive. Backed by more than 47 million streams and acclaimed for the impact of its live performances, Tigercub stands as one of the most fascinating British rock bands of its generation. Between darkness, intensity and melodic breath, the band continues to push the boundaries of a modern rock that is heartfelt, uncompromising and full of feeling.

It all began in 2018 with their first EP, Swabian Samba, the first step in a musical adventure that quickly won over a loyal audience. Their signature? Light, playful harmonies, anthemic choruses and a deeply egalitarian approach: at Rikas, every member writes, sings and shares the spotlight, on stage as in the studio. After a warm, sunny first album, "Showtime" (2019), and two EPs ("Short Stories" in 2021 and "Goodbye Sunshine" in 2022), the group became a genuine live phenomenon in Germany. Their reputation soon crossed borders. Their second album, "Soundtrack For A Movie That Has Not Been Written Yet" (2025), took them to stages in London, Amsterdam and Paris, with sold-out headline shows. Today, Rikas return to where it all began: intimate venues full of memories, where they have played in recent years. A return to their roots to offer a show refocused on the essentials: forgotten demos, unreleased tracks, classics and, above all, that unique communion of singing, dancing and an intact complicity, exactly as on the first day.