Lost in Kyiv - support: tbc

With their fifth album We’re All Going to Be Fine, Lost in Kyiv heralds a new chapter. Thanks to a renewed lineup, the band sounds heavier, rawer, and more direct than ever. Since their formation in 2007, the French quartet Lost in Kyiv has been known for its cinematic, atmospheric, and deeply emotional soundscapes. The band combines the melancholic dynamics of traditional post-rock with abrasive post-metal guitars, heavy synthesizers, and narrative spoken-word samples. Their music feels like the soundtrack of an intense film, in which they explore the boundary between mechanical electronics and raw, human emotion. In 2026, the band returns with 'We’re All Going to Be Fine'. This fifth album marks a symbolic new chapter, as the formation officially changes its name from Lost in Kiev to Lost in Kyiv. Driven by the energy of a renewed lineup, the band embraces a heavier, sharper, and more modern sound, rawer and more direct than ever before. 'We’re All Going to Be Fine' moves away from the social themes of previous albums and instead turns its gaze inward. It delves into the fragile tension between hope and doom, and the growing disconnection in modern life: from ourselves and from each other. By fusing their cinematic post-rock roots with a crushing post-metal intensity, Lost in Kyiv no longer observes the world from a distance, they confront it head-on on November 24 in Club Wintercircus.