Indie rock project Francis of Delirium performs live at the 29th Street Ballroom, an all-ages show.
Francis of Delirium plays 29th Street Ballroom on Saturday, November 7, presented by KUTX and Resound. It's an all-ages show, so you can bring whoever you want.
Francis of Delirium is the project of Jana Bahrich, a Luxembourg-based artist who writes, produces, and directs most of her own work. She's been building this out for a few years now: after high school, she put out the 2020 single "Quit Fucking Around," followed by three EPs—All Change in 2020, Wading in 2021, and The Funhouse in 2022—and then her debut album, Lighthouse, in 2024. Over the last five years, the band has toured across Europe and North America, playing with Blondshell, Bôa, Horsegirl, Briston Maroney, and Soccer Mommy, and supporting The 1975, Alanis Morissette, and Wolf Alice.
They're touring their new album, Run, Run Pure Beauty, which Bahrich produced alongside Chris Hewett and had mixed by Nicolas Vernhes. On stage, Bahrich is on guitar and vocals, joined by Jeff Hennico on bass and Denis Schumacher on drums.
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Doors open at 7 PM, and the show starts at 8 PM. Tickets are $20, and it's all ages.
