French modern metal band Landmvrks never ceases to amaze - and it's far from over! In the midst of a sold-out Olympia, they have announced a show at Le Zénith in Paris on January 31, 2026!
The Landmvrks phenomenon
Already well known to the French public prior to this, the band gained surprising momentum with the release of their single Creature on January 17, 2024, bringing them all the way to Hellfest, where they took over the Mainstage after Bad Omens had pulled out, a show that has remained engraved in festival-goers' memories.
Following this single, we were able to discover numerous tracks such as Sulfur and Sombre 16 on December 12, 2024, forming a single video, A Line In The Dust ft. Mat Welsh from While She Sleeps last month and Blood Red a week ago.
Among these tracks, we find Landmvrks' own sound, mixed with a maturity that was already taking root on Lost In A Wave. Sombre 16 is more RAP, Sulfur more violent, Blood Red the perfect mix of the two... The band doesn't seem to set any limits, much to our delight. We're on the verge of a very promising album, revealing the full range of the Marseille band's abilities.
We'll have to wait until April 25, 2025 to discover The Darkest Place I've Ever Been in its entirety, but pre-orders are already available here!
And while French rock and metal have been on the rise internationally in recent years thanks to bands like Gojira, Landmvrks are just as much the forerunners, paving the way for future generations.
Landmvrks On Tour
They're unstoppable! Currently on tour in France until the end of the month, they'll be hitting the road with Imminence in North America from March 8 to April 5, before a week in Australia in May! Landmvrks are already confirmed for nummerous festivals this summer, including Eurockéennes, Francofolies, Cabaret Vert, Motocultor and Slamdunk, as well as Louder Than Life in September in Louisville, Kentucky!
The Zénith, Paris, an unmissable show
That's what we said about their show at the Olympia, and we were right! Their shows are always very popular, and even among the big names, their stage design never falters and the atmosphere is always top-notch (with a special thought for their performance at Hellfest, which I know was much admired by the festival-goers, but also by many of my compatriots (and myself)).
After the Maroquinerie in 2022, the Cigale in 2024 and this year's Olympia, sold out months in advance, the Zenith is just the next logical step! And it's with great pleasure that we'll be able to see songs from the new album included in the setlist (we hope so) , which will have been released in the meantime.
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