Faetooth

Faetooth arrives at Rock n'Eat

At Rock n'Eat, we are thrilled to welcome Faetooth to our stage for a night that suits the venue’s DNA: heavy, immersive, and intimate. Our room was built for bands that sculpt atmosphere as much as they command volume, and Faetooth’s slow-blooming riffs, tidal low end, and spectral harmonies are a perfect match for the way our stage breathes. Expect a performance that moves from glacial tension to cathartic release, with the kind of dynamics that reward close listening—something our audience knows how to give. In the tradition of the most compelling doom and shoegaze-adjacent acts, Faetooth crafts long arcs of emotion that feel at once ceremonial and deeply human. We’ve prepared a setup engineered to let their tones bloom: clarity in the mids for the interlocking guitars, headroom for the rhythm section’s seismic weight, and vocal space to let the melodies hover without ever thinning the impact. If you come for volume, you’ll get it; if you come for immersion, you’ll leave changed.

Current artistic momentum

Faetooth comes to Lyon with artistic momentum that has been steadily building since the release of their acclaimed full-length Remnants of the Vessel. That record announced a singular perspective within contemporary heavy music: measured tempos that never feel sluggish, textural guitars that blur beauty into menace, and voices that thread vulnerability through stormcloud density. On recent tours, the band has leaned into that palette while hinting at new directions—arrangements that open wider, percussive accents that bite deeper, and transitions that feel almost cinematic in scope. Fans who have followed their rise will recognize the meticulous pacing and emotional candor, while newcomers will experience how the group reshapes doom into something luminous, dream-prone, and strangely tender. As a venue that champions artists pushing their genre’s edges, we’re excited to provide the conditions for these details to resonate: unhurried song lengths, long decays, and the patience that lets a motif earn its arrival. The band’s current set has been celebrated for its narrative flow, moving from introspective hush to riff-laden gravity with a storyteller’s sense of timing—an arc we’re eager to host in our room.

Rock n'Eat is set up for nights like this: the stage is close, sightlines are clean, and the energy circulates as a shared current between musicians and audience. Arrive early to soak in the atmosphere, browse the merch table, and settle into the textures that define Faetooth’s live presence—tones that bloom in the corners, harmonics that hang just long enough to feel haunted, rhythmic swells that gather the whole room before they break. Our team has dialed the system to preserve warmth without mud and impact without harshness, allowing the band to explore delicate passages without losing the thread and to hit with authority when the songs crest. Between pieces, you’ll sense how carefully their set has been sequenced: movements that invite silence, passages that invite sway, and crescendos that invite surrender. It’s a rare chance to experience a band whose craft rewards attention in a venue designed for precisely that kind of listening, and we’re proud to host Faetooth at Rock n'Eat for a performance that promises weight, nuance, and the kind of afterglow that keeps you talking long after the last note fades.