Lydia Képinski @ Club Soda - 28 de noviembre, 2026

📅 28 Nov 2026
🏟️ Agua con gas, Montreal, Canadá, América del Norte

La cantautora de Montreal Lydia Képinski se presenta en Club Soda el 28 de noviembre de 2026, mostrando su mezcla ecléctica de indie pop, synth-pop y art-rock. La artista franco-polaca y nominada al Polaris Music Prize da vida a sus composiciones poéticas y emocionalmente intensas a través de actuaciones teatrales e impredecibles. Espera una noche cautivadora de música que cruza géneros y expresión artística vívida.

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Lydia Képinski @ Club Soda - 28 de noviembre, 2026

Lydia Képinski performs at Club Soda in Montreal on November 28, 2026. It is a concert for anyone curious about indie pop that moves easily between genres, from synth-pop to art-rock, and that lets songwriting carry real emotional weight.

What to expect

Képinski is a Montreal singer-songwriter of Franco-Polish background, and her music draws on that mix of voices and influences. Her songs are poetic and emotionally direct, and the evening is built around her theatrical, unpredictable approach to performance. The programme is described as a blend of indie pop, synth-pop and art-rock, so the set is likely to shift in mood and texture from one song to the next.

  • Genre: indie pop, with synth-pop and art-rock elements
  • Style: poetic, emotionally raw songwriting
  • Performance: theatrical and unpredictable, rich in visual expression

The venue and the city

The show takes place at Club Soda, a concert venue in Montreal, a city known for its music scene and its bilingual, creative character. A concert at a club suits an audience that wants to be close to the stage and to the artist's presence. Montreal's streets, cafés and neighbourhoods around the venue make it easy to plan an evening that starts before the music and carries on after it.

If you enjoy artists who resist easy categories and who treat the stage as a place for vivid, personal expression, this performance is worth a place in your plans for late November.