High Fade - Unsigned & Dangerous Tour

High Fade at Le Sucre

At Le Sucre, we are thrilled to welcome High Fade for the Unsigned & Dangerous Tour, an electric rendezvous that aligns perfectly with our stage’s taste for high-energy, groove-driven live shows. Our team has followed the trio’s meteoric rise with admiration: their airtight musicianship, punchy horn-inflected arrangements, and relentless rhythm-section drive feel tailor-made for a room built around movement, spontaneity, and sound clarity. The set at Le Sucre will spotlight the band’s latest momentum—new material taking shape on the road alongside fan-favorite cuts like Sharpen Up—delivered with the raw, celebratory energy that has turned their performances into word-of-mouth essentials across Europe. We’re preparing the room for a full-bodied, dance-forward mix: close-up sightlines, fast, precise mixes through our system, and the kind of onstage proximity that turns a concert into a conversation. Expect a show that breathes with improvisation, sharp dynamic shifts, and the kind of tight, unfiltered chemistry that reminds you why live funk remains one of the most thrilling experiences you can have in a club.

What to expect on the Unsigned & Dangerous Tour

Unsigned & Dangerous Tour is a mission statement as much as a title: it frames High Fade’s current chapter as independent, fast-moving, and tuned to the moment. From our vantage point at Le Sucre, the band’s live reputation rests on two pillars—precision and play. Expect grooves that lock in from the downbeat, bass lines that pull the audience to the front, and guitar work that flips seamlessly between razor-cut riffs and fluid, syncopated comping. Vocals come in hot and harmonically layered; breakdowns give way to extended sections where the trio stretch ideas, tease drops, and build pressure with drummer-led crescendos that release into collective, room-wide movement. Our production will keep the focus on that kinetic conversation: crisp drums translating each ghost note, warm low end that carries but doesn’t smother, and lighting cues that place you inside the band’s rhythmic architecture. It’s the kind of show that rewards early arrival, open ears, and comfortable shoes—you’ll need them.

Artistically, High Fade arrive at Le Sucre with the momentum of a group that writes in the daylight and proves it at night. Their recent output showcases a leaner, funk-forward palette that embraces modern punch without losing the grease of classic groove. That balance shows up in songcraft—economical hooks, call-and-response passages that invite the room into the chorus, and bridges designed for live expansion—and in the way their sets flow: transitions that knit tunes into a continuous narrative, medleys that nod to influences without slipping into pastiche, and spotlit moments for each player that keep the energy evolving. From our perspective as a venue, it’s a perfect match with Le Sucre’s ethos: a meeting point for artists who push forward and audiences who want to feel part of the creation. We’ve tuned the floor for bounce, dialed the system for clarity at volume, and set the stage for a night where every downbeat lands in the body first and the memory second.