
Project Nowhere 2026: Mother Tongues + Bibi Club + Secret Sign
Baby G
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Toronto
Saturday, October 3 at 8 pm EDT
Pop
Concert Venue
Saturday, October 3 at 8 pm EDT
Pop
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Project Nowhere presents:
MOTHER TONGUES
BIBI CLUB
SECRET SIGN
VISUALS by a.melv
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Love In a Vicious Way, the reflective debut album from Toronto’s Mother Tongues, is a carefully crafted cyber-psych opus that lurks between the cerebral and feral. At moments, precious and serene; in a blink, snarling, teeth razor-sharp. Its 10 songs about love, longing, desire, and identity are charged with a sincerity and teenage sentimentalism that captures a time when everything was crucial and felt tenfold. Love In A Vicious Way sees the band carving out a space for themselves: they are world-building. Like some rare bird mimicking the machines at the edge of the forest, the album echoes the beauty, darkness, and weight of life in these ever-changing times. “It’s an exploration of the darker ways we love, the parts with teeth,” says guitarist/vocalist Lukas Cheung, explaining the record’s title. “It possesses you, it’s a pit you fall into. Love overtakes you, this record is about surrendering to that feeling.”
“Mother Tongues savvily blur the line between ’60s psych pop and ’90s dream pop, while feeding orchestral elements, Gainsbourgian grooves, and strobe-lit electronics into their cinematic swirl. But Mother Tongues are distinguished by their sense of unrest. Immersing yourself in their lustrous sound world is easy; making it out peacefully is another matter.” -Pitchfork
Bibi Club is the musical project of Adèle Trottier-Rivard on vocals and keyboard, and Nicolas Basque on guitar. They explore the liminal spectrum between the here and beyond, pointing to love, nature, and community as the unifying purpose. The duo now reveal themselves through avant-pop and electronic body music with elements of dark wave and neofolk, simultaneously borrowing from baroque sounds with harpsichords, trumpets, and ritual chants to be learned by heart. The pair named themselves “Bibi Club” for the discotheque in their living room, where their “bibis”—loved ones—come to dance.
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Multi-dimensional music festival Project Nowhere returns for a fourth year to electrify Toronto’s west end OCT 1-3, 2026. The first wave of artists has arrived and is stacked with underground legends, up-and-coming trailblazers and emerging talent from Toronto and beyond.
Early Bird passes are sold out and the second tier of 3-day passes are now on sale along with remaining Nowhere Club memberships, which include priority access to all venues.
Tickets + info at www.projectnowhere.org / IG: @projectnowherefest
3-Day Passes on sale now: https://link.dice.fm/zd1a3859a9fb
About Project Nowhere:
Established in 2023, Project Nowhere is an innovative music festival featuring a lineup of local and international artists across multiple venues in Toronto's buzzing Little Portugal neighbourhood. The team behind Project Nowhere is an artist-run collective, intent on cultivating and supporting the city's vibrant music community with a strong DIY ethos.
Presented by Project Nowhere.
This is a 19+ event

