ADULT. & A Place To Bury Strangers

For over 25 years, Detroit’s ADULT. — Nicola Kuperus and Adam Lee Miller — have pushed the boundaries of synth-punk, industrial, and electronic music with confrontational performances and visceral sound. Their latest album, Kissing Luck Goodbye, channels political tension, technological dread, and modern chaos into pounding rhythms, caustic vocals, and explosive live energy. Sharing the stage, New York experimental powerhouse A Place to Bury Strangers continues to redefine post-punk, shoegaze, and noise-rock. Led by Oliver Ackermann, founder of Death By Audio, the band is internationally known for overwhelmingly loud, immersive live shows filled with walls of distortion, feedback, and real-time sonic experimentation. Their latest release, Rare and Deadly, captures a decade of demos, B-sides, and raw studio chaos. This rare co-headline performance brings together two of underground music’s most uncompromising and influential acts for a night of industrial electronics, noise-rock intensity, hypnotic visuals, and unforgettable live experimentation in Detroit.