Concerts & Tour Dates
2No One Is Innocent is currently touring across 2 countries and has 2 upcoming dates. Their next tour date is at Zik Zak in Ittre, after that they play at La Laiterie in Strasbourg.
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About No One Is Innocent
No One Is Innocent are a French rock band formed in Paris in 1993 and fronted by vocalist Kemar Gulbenkian. Their music draws on alternative rock, metal and rap rhythms, paired with politically charged lyrics. The band became known through “La Peau” and its self-titled debut album, followed by records including Utopia, Propaganda and Frankenstein.
No One Is Innocent opened for AC/DC at Stade de France in 2015 during the Rock or Bust World Tour. They later toured French theatres and festivals behind Propaganda and Frankenstein, and their festival history includes Hellfest in Clisson.
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No One Is Innocent Concerts, Tour Dates & Tickets 2026–2027
No One Is Innocent has 2 upcoming concerts listed on Eventworld between October 30 and December 4, 2026, with dates across 2 countries including Belgium, France.
Tickets are on sale from multiple sellers, with prices currently starting from $29. Offers for each date are compared on the event page and updated daily.
Follow No One Is Innocent on Eventworld to keep their schedule at hand. New dates appear on this page as soon as they are announced.
No One Is Innocent Concerts, Tour Dates & Tickets 2026–2027
No One Is Innocent has 2 upcoming concerts listed on Eventworld between October 30 and December 4, 2026, with dates across 2 countries including Belgium, France.
Tickets are on sale from multiple sellers, with prices currently starting from $29. Offers for each date are compared on the event page and updated daily.
Follow No One Is Innocent on Eventworld to keep their schedule at hand. New dates appear on this page as soon as they are announced.
