FAEDA, Mourning Routine & Antidotes at Supersonic

This free concert at Supersonic brings together three indie rock acts for an evening of raw energy and melodic introspection. Headliners FAEDA, a four-piece from the northernmost town of Thurso in the Scottish Highlands, deliver explosive live shows that have earned them a nomination for Best Live Act at the 2025 AIM Awards. Their set is preceded by Parisian quintet Mourning Routine, formed in March 2025, whose sound blends melancholy and incandescence with influences from Wet Leg and Slowdive. Opening the night is Antidotes, a local alt-rock duo whose music channels the fever of endless nights and the sweetness of morning regrets, drawing comparisons to Arctic Monkeys and Foals.

The venue, Supersonic in the 12th arrondissement, offers a happy hour from 19:00 to 20:00, setting the stage for a night of discovery. FAEDA, led by vocalist Robbie McNicol, has shared stages with Sam Fender and The View, and their debut album is set for release later this year. Mourning Routine is currently working on their first EP, while Antidotes have already released a Fleeting Nights EP. This triple bill promises a diverse showcase of emerging talent from Scotland and Paris.