My Son The Doctor • Dalton • Café Bizarre
This evening will appeal to fans of… Pavement, Dinosaur JR & Car Seat Headrest.
SUPERSONIC (Paris 12th)
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MY SON THE DOCTOR (10:00 PM)
(Slacker rock - New York, US)
Halfway between 90s "slacker" rock and 2000s infectious pop-punk, Glamours, the debut album from the Brooklyn quartet My Son The Doctor, perfectly embodies the often zany, sometimes irreverent, and always catchy sound of a band at the forefront of the indie rock scene across the five boroughs.
https://mysonthedoctor.bandcamp.com/music
https://youtu.be/jgaRauyXYzY?si=cUCbNcB7ppmBSVfq
DALTON (9:00 PM)
(Garage pop - LVP Records - Paris, FR)
DALTON is a Parisian post-punk band. Their music is influenced by 70s arty punk rock and early new wave (Jonathan Richman, B 52’s, Television, The Fall, Gang of Four), as well as some essential French singers (Daniel Darc, Dashiell Hedayat, Les Olivensteins). They sing in a spoken-word style, with bizarre lyrics full of mischief. They have released several records, including their latest LP, "Soleil Orange" (LVP Records), which received great critical acclaim. For several years, they have been touring the North-East of Paris, and sometimes the rest of France, giving feverish concerts that reconcile old rockers with modern youth.
3 influences: The Fall, Gang Of Four, Dashiell Hedayat
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3VDylaT53QzIVrgDoj5UXO…
https://youtube.com/@lesdaltons2013?si=DJEss9YjEnPk42Yc
CAFÉ BIZARRE (8:00 PM)
(Indie pop - Paris, FR)
CAFÉ BIZARRE does not deny its influences: those of the 80s and 90s in New York. One thinks of Television and The Modern Lovers (yes, they are from Boston…), but also Pavement (from Stockton, California). We are thus firmly in lo-fi rock territory, elegant and refined, which does not seek to hide its emotions, always on the edge. And even when the guitars saturate the space, it is always with a certain nonchalance to better let a vocal line flow with finesse and restraint. Ultimately, their indie pop is listened to with an ear nostalgic for those years that were still trying to invent a new rock sound.
3 influences: Pavement, Television & Pixies
https://cafebizarre.bandcamp.com/
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Thursday, October 15, 2026
Free entry
• Doors open at 7:00 PM
• Happy Hour from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
• If you witness or are a victim of an assault, you can alert the bar staff or, if you prefer, you can write to us at this address: communication@supersonic-paris.fr
Our take on this event
Expect a gritty dive into indie rock territory with a triple-bill showcase that refuses to play it safe. From Brooklyn slacker charm to the electrifying urgency of the local Parisian scene, this is an essential night for fans of raw melodies and post-punk attitude.
On Thursday, October 15, 2026, the Supersonic in the 12th arrondissement hosts a triple bill showcasing the best of indie, garage, and post-punk music. The lineup features Café Bizarre, the post-punk outfit Dalton, and the Brooklyn-based slacker rock quartet My Son The Doctor. With free admission for all, this event offers a deep dive into guitar-driven sounds ranging from lo-fi elegance to feverish arty-punk. Doors open at 19:00, and guests can take advantage of a happy hour from 19:00 to 20:00 to kick off the night before the music begins.
The event takes place at the Supersonic, located at 9 Rue Biscornet. Doors open at 19:00, with a happy hour running until 20:00. The musical journey starts at 20:00 with the indie pop group Café Bizarre, whose lo-fi style is heavily influenced by 80s and 90s New York rock icons such as Television and Pavement.
At 21:00, the stage will be taken by the Parisian post-punk group Dalton. Known for their spoken-word style and lyrics full of wit, their performance channels the spirit of 70s art-punk and French legends like Dashiell Hedayat. Their recent work, including the album Soleil Orange, highlights a sound that appeals to both classic rockers and modern audiences alike.
The night concludes at 22:00 with My Son The Doctor. Coming from Brooklyn, this quartet blends 90s slacker rock with 2000s pop-punk energy, capturing a raw and catchy sound that currently defines their local scene. The event wraps up at 23:00. Admission is free throughout the evening. The venue prioritizes safety and encourages anyone witnessing or experiencing harassment to alert the bar staff immediately.
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