Triggerfinger

Presented by A-Promotions. A new album, a new tour: the start of a new era. 2025 marked a turning point for Triggerfinger, an Antwerp-based band now celebrating a quarter-century of career.

"Stars" received enthusiastic welcome from longtime and new fans alike, opening unprecedented perspectives. The band made its return to the international stage with a 25-date tour crowned with success, most shows selling out.

Before summer 2026, the band plans to release two new tracks and is preparing to live its first festival season in a long time. Their next studio album will see the light of day—the first since Colossus in 2017, and thus the first official album without Monsieur Paul's presence.

Ruben and Mario flew to Los Angeles, where Mitchell Froom gave them a warm welcome.

Froom is no stranger to Triggerfinger: on this new recording, he plays a bigger role, pushing Mario and Ruben to step outside their comfort zone, explore new ways of composing, and venture into uncharted territory without knowing exactly what the final result would be.

Thanks to this new album, Triggerfinger proves it's back, stronger than ever, and demonstrates it's among the rare European rock bands to have navigated through fashions and trends without ever losing itself.

On stage: expect to rediscover the energy that makes their reputation, but with a touch of novelty. High-level musician Geoffrey Burton has now taken up bass.

Geoffrey has collaborated with many great artists, including Ostend's finest Arno, Grace Jones, Iggy Pop, the late Portuguese fado star Misia, and many others.