Written by Andrew O'Brien |
Angine de Poitrine, the French Canadian “microtonal cardboard duo” that commanded the internet’s attention earlier this year and is currently touring the United States, is reportedly scheduled to make its American television debut next week as the musical guest on NBC‘s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
While the news has yet to be announced publicly by the band, the show, or its network, a representative for Angine de Poitrine confirmed to Live For Live Music that the Fallon appearance will take place on Monday, September 14th.
The duo, composed of masked characters Klek de Poitrine (drums) and Khn de Poitrine (double-neck microtonal guitars/microtonal bass guitar, live looping) is currently on the road taking U.S. stages by storm for the first time. The structure of the months-long U.S. trek is indicative of the unique act’s meteoric rise: They overwhelmed festivals like the Montreal International Jazz Festival and Newport Jazz Festival, drawing staggering crowds after originally being scheduled on smaller stages, and updated their initial itinerary of U.S. club dates multiple times before the tour started as demand rapidly outpaced supply.
Klek and Khn made their NYC debut earlier this week with two sold-out nights at Le Poisson Rouge, which fits up to 700 patrons. In November, they’ll return to the Big Apple to perform three more sold-out shows at the 1,800-capacity Brooklyn Steel, for which re-sale tickets are currently listed well above face value.
Concert Review: Angine de Poitrine’s Live Show Proves There’s More Than A Gimmick Behind The Hype
While you count down to Angine de Poitrine’s Monday performance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, revisit our review of the duo’s May 2026 show in Brussels, Belgium here and check out our consideration of how the duo’s social media-optimized gimmick translated to an IRL setting during a recent show in Portland, OR here. Watch a clip from the group’s Thursday night show in New York below.
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