
Thu, Apr 23 - Electric Ballroom London
CHALK
Chalk headline Electric Ballroom London with their dance-punk and post-punk set in April 2026.
Belfast post-punk
Chalk, hailing from Belfast, have forged a reputation as one of the United Kingdom’s most engaging acts in the dance-punk and post-punk scenes since their formation in 2019. Their music is characterised by its dynamic fusion of driving rhythms and angular guitar work, delivering an auditory experience both raw and immediate, yet undeniably danceable. Chalk’s approach brings a fresh edge to contemporary post-punk, marked by a willingness to explore and subvert genre conventions.
The band’s discography highlights a prolific creative output, with recent releases including the “Bliss” single and the “Conditions II” EP, both emerging in 2024. Enthusiasts of the genre are also anticipating the arrival of their full-length album “Crystalpunk”, slated for March 2026. Chalk’s catalogue features tracks such as “Kevlar”, “Pain”, and “Can’t Feel It”, each embodying their signature intensity and distinctive aesthetic.
Chalk’s live performances are a testament to their kinetic energy and musicianship. In April 2026, they headlined at London’s iconic Electric Ballroom, before returning to Belfast for a headlining concert at Limelight 1 in May 2026. In June 2026, Chalk join the distinguished line-up at Beyond The Pale Volume No.5 in Ireland, supporting headliners like Caribou and Groove Armada DJ Set. To stay abreast of Chalk’s latest tour dates, live music news, and upcoming gigs, follow the band and be sure to catch them on stage as their ascent continues.
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Chalk headline Electric Ballroom London with their dance-punk and post-punk set in April 2026.

Chalk headline Limelight 1 in Belfast with their dance-punk and post-punk sound on 16 May 2026.

Chalk bring their Belfast dance-punk and post-punk sound to the opening Beyond The Pale Volume No.5 date at Glendalough Estate.