Viral masked duo Angine de Poitrine announce new album 'Vol. II' ahead of 2026 world tour

NewsMusic News Viral masked duo Angine de Poitrine announce new album ‘Vol. II’ ahead of 2026 world tour It follows on from 2024’s ‘Vol. I’, and will see the group push the boundaries of their sound By Liberty Dunworth 18th March 2026 Angine de Poitrine. CREDIT: Constantin Monfilliette Angine de Poitrine have announced a new album called ‘Vol. II’, ahead of their 2026 world tour dates. The viral masked duo announced their upcoming second album today (Wednesday March 18), which is set for release on Friday April 3. Pre-order here. Advertisement Described as a “brisk, high-voltage’ release, ‘Vol. II’ will include six songs, ‘Mata Zyklek’, ‘Sarniezz’, ‘UTZP’, ‘Yor Zarad’, ‘Angor’ and new single ‘Fabienk’. The latter was released recently, and centres around a single microtonal guitar loop that repeats, doubles, and evolves. The anonymous duo are formed of “Khn de Poitrine” on microtonal guitars and vocals and “Klek de Poitrine” on percussion and vocals. Their debut album arrived in 2024 and was titled ‘Vol. I’. The upcoming second album is expected to see the group “stretch the boundaries” of the sound they pioneered on album one, and feature “even bolder, more dynamic structures”. Visit here to pre-order. The new announcement comes following the duo gearing up for a 2026 world tour, which includes a slot at Tremor Festival in Portugal later this month, followed by headline shows later on in the year. Recommended UK dates include gigs at Brudenell Social Club in Leeds, Electric Ballroom in Camden, The Strange Brew in Bristol, and a slot at The Great Escape in Brighton later in May. Afterwards, a run of European dates are lined-up, including shows in France, Italy, Belgium and more, before more North American shows later in the summer. Visit here for UK tickets, here for international tickets, and check out a list of upcoming tour dates below. Angine de Poitrine ‘Vol. II’ artwork. CREDIT: Press Angine de Poitrine’s 2026 tour dates are: MARCH 28 – Tremor Festival 2026, São Miguel Island, Azores, Portugal Advertisement APRIL 3 – Club Soda, Montréal, QC 4 – Espace Dunham, Dunham, QC 9 – Le Pantoum, Quebec City, QC 10 – Café Coop Bal Maski, Saint Gabriel, QC 11 – Le Pantoum, Quebec City, QC 12 – Le Pantoum, Quebec City, QC 15 – L’Ardoise Coopérative Brassicole, Richmond, QC 16 – Mycélium Studio, Victoriaville, QC 17 – Le Zaricot, Saint-Hyacinthe, QC 18 – Club Soda, Montréal, QC 23 – Café du Clocher, Alma, QC 24 – Centre d’Expérimentation Musicale, Chicoutimi, QC 25 – La Petite Boîte Noire, Sherbrooke, QC 26 – Minotaure, Gatineau, QC MAY 1 – Centre d’Expérimentation Musicale, Chicoutimi, QC 2 – L’Ouvre-Boîte Culturel, Baie-Comeau, QC 10 – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, UK 11 – Electric Ballroom, London, UK 12 – Strange Brew, Bristol, UK 14-17 – The Great Escape, Brighton, UK 16 – Pelpass Festival 2026, Strasbourg, France 18 – UBU, Rennes, France 19 – Théâtre Paul Scarron, Le Mans, France 20 – La Lune des Pirates, Amiens, France 21 – Le Vecteur, Charleroi, Belgium 22 – Le Confort Moderne, Poitiers, France 23 – La Sirene, La Rochelle, France 24 – Bulomatik Festival, Loperhet, France 26 – Magasin 4, Brussels, Belgium 28 – France – TBA 29 – Le Grand Mix, Tourcoing, France 30 – Bon Moment Festival, Nancy, France 31 – Italy – TBA JUNE 20 – Parc Louis-Querbes, Joliette, QC 27 – Festival International de Jazz de Montréal 2026, Montréal, QC JULY 2 – La Noce 2026, Saguenay, QC 3 – Festivoix, Trois-Rivières, QC 10 – Winnipeg Folk Festival 2026, Winnipeg, MB 14 – Mod Club, Toronto, ON 15 – Mod Club, Toronto, ON 17 – Ottawa Bluesfest 2026, Ottawa, ON 18 – Mod Club, Toronto, ON 19 – Hillside Festival, Guelph, ON AUGUST 18 – Teragram Ballroom, Los Angeles, CA 19 – The Independent, San Francisco, CA 21 – Aladdin Theater, Portland, OR 23 – The Pearl, Vancouver, BC 24 – The Pearl, Vancouver, BC 28 – Meo Kalorama 2026, Lisbon, Portugal SEPTEMBER 3-6 – End Of The Road, Larmer Tree Gardens, Dorset, UK 9 – Le Poisson Rouge, New York, NY 10 – Le Poisson Rouge, New York, NY 15 – The Atlantis, Washington, DC 16 – Underground Arts, Philadelphia, PA NOVEMBER 6 – Impérial Bell, Quebec, QC 14 – Club Soda, Montréal, QC New shows come following the group going viral over the past two years, and winning over fans thanks to their electrifying performance on Live on KEXP, which has already amassed over 3.3million views. 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