Eva Leblanc

Thank you @steffimusics and @thequietus for the interview - Link in bio 📸 @doomridermedia

I played two shows in Buenos Aires, Argentina, about two weeks ago. Here are some clips. Massive thanks to everyone who came, said hello, and supported by buying merch. Much love 🖤

Beyond excited for this album to be released tomorrow via @onelittleindierecords & @calibansounds Link in bio to get your copy.

Thank you @thequietus for including us in your Highlights of Supersonic 2026! “Enter Traidora to ramp up the energy. Their message is a direct one. “I’s about being gay and being radical,” says frontwoman Eva LaBlanc, as she and her band blister through a no-nonsense set of spartan punk rock, backed by images of queer performers, artists and musicians from years past - Wendy Carlos, Marsha P. Johnson, Anaïs Nin and more. “There are no safe cities” for trans people, LaBlanc reminds us while catching her breath. “No safe countries, no safe continent. The intensity ups further and further as they go; the band hitting their stride more with each attack. Towards the end, the screen changes to show members of the indigenous Mapuche nation who live in areas now claimed by Argentina and Chile (where LaBlanc grew up), as she redirects attention to the way they have been subject to decades-long violent oppression from those countries governments (Mapuche representatives have accused them of genocide and crimes against humanity). “Not many people talk about them because not many people care about them,” she says. Though her vocals in the songs themselves are primarily in Spanish, a language I don’t speak, there is no missing the message here. Bracing and urgent, Traidora’s ser is proof that sometimes the direct approach is the most effective”

Playing with @traidorapunk at Roadburn Festival 📸 @of_silver_and_light

Thank you @supersonic_fest for having us this weekend 🖤 Video by @jpbradburn @b.s.kahn and team

Thank you to everyone who came down to see us at @roadburnfest

Noc Walpurgii Festival in Warsaw in two weeks!! Tickets available. Start 5 pm 30th year anniversary edition with @hekatepunk @coseymueller @nothingworksbln @siksa_forever @leblanceva @dead_tahiti @splin_hc @runaway_devils @loora_band @blackcatmatches @gosia_tegowska @mmeczarnecka @chudynska @tamte_____typiary.crew No sexism. No homophobia. No transphobia. No racism.

Ready to start playing with Traidora this year. Our last gig was 143 days ago! This Saturday at @roadburnfest and then next weekend at @supersonic_fest

Great weekend with @deadnamepunx 🔥 London on Friday supporting @laurajanegrace and then Manchester on Sunday at @mcrpunkfest Huge thanks to everyone who came out, picked up merch, and took the time to say hello

Multi-interview with bands and artists performing at upcoming Noc Walpurgii Fest in Warsaw on April 30th on @idioteq_com now! Feat. interviews with @hekatepunk , @coseymueller , @nothingworksbln , @leblanceva @siksa_forever @chudynska / @dead_tahiti @paula_pieczonka / @splin_hc @runaway_devils @loora_band @blackcatmatches

NOC WALPURGII 2026: EVA LEBLANC (Londyn / UK) EVA LEBLANC (Londyn) Eva Leblanc to artystka multidyscyplinarna urodzona w Wenezueli, wychowana w Chile, a obecnie mieszkająca w Londynie, która znajduje czas na granie muzyki eksperymentalnej, a także aktywnie działa na lokalnej scenie punkowej DIY. Jest założycielką i wokalistką punkowego zespołu TRAIDORA, który niedawno wydał swój pierwszy album długogrający „Una mujer trans sin país” (Kobieta trans bez własnego kraju) nakładem wytwórni La Vida Es Un Mus. Eva współpracowała również z Eve Libertine (CRASS), z którą wydała album CD zatytułowany „Live at the Horse Hospital” (Caliban Sounds 2025). Tym razem zaprezentuje solowy set z gitarą elektryczną, w którym łączy dźwięki ambientowe, noise i wiele eksperymentów”. Wydaje również „Third Person”, fanzine łączący autofiction i kolaż. Praca opowiada o życiu transseksualnej imigrantki mieszkającej w Europie. Fanzine jest wydawany własnym sumptem, w formie ręcznie robionych, fotokopiowanych egzemplarzy. Do tej pory ukazały się trzy numery, a kolejne wydania planowane są na 2026 rok.