Dry Cleaning

Dry Cleaning brings their singular brand of deadpan post-punk poetry to stages across North America in spring 2026, and the intimate grit of San Diego's legendary Casbah is the perfect backdrop for their hypnotic, tension-laced sound. Fronted by Florence Shaw's coolly detached spoken-word vocals weaving over churning, effects-drenched guitars and propulsive rhythms, Dry Cleaning deliver an experience that feels equal parts art installation and rock show — cerebral, unsettling, and utterly captivating. The band's 2026 tour follows a string of rescheduled dates that have only amplified anticipation among devoted fans. From Brooklyn Steel and Webster Hall in New York to Union Transfer in Philadelphia — where YHWH Nailgun joins as support — and the Howard Theatre in Washington D.C., this run promises intimate, charged performances in storied rooms that suit Dry Cleaning's atmospheric intensity perfectly. Each night feels like catching something rare before it disappears. Whether you're a longtime devotee who can recite every elliptical lyric or a newcomer drawn in by word-of-mouth obsession, a Dry Cleaning show rewards full surrender. Expect a room that leans in together, ears straining for the next unexpected phrase, bodies moving despite themselves. This is live music that lingers long after the last feedback-soaked chord fades.