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Canadian dance-punk legend Peaches reaches the ripe age of 60

Canadian dance-punk legend Peaches reaches the ripe age of 60
France 24 Tuesday 27 October 2026, 14:50 UTC By Marjorie HACHE 1 min read
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Canadian dance-punk legend Peaches reaches the ripe age of 60 Issued on: Canadian electroclash artist Peaches has been delighting, amusing and shocking music lovers and festivalgoers for the past three decades. Her shows are also a safe space for all genders and sexualities, although less so if you are averse to crowd surfing, extravagant pubic wigs and body-augmenting costumes. Peaches' latest album "No Lube So Rude" and its subsequent tour are proof once again that the musician is showing...

Canadian dance-punk legend Peaches reaches the ripe age of 60 Issued on: Canadian electroclash artist Peaches has been delighting, amusing and shocking music lovers and festivalgoers for the past three decades. Her shows are also a safe space for all genders and sexualities, although less so if you are averse to crowd surfing, extravagant pubic wigs and body-augmenting costumes. Peaches' latest album "No Lube So Rude" and its subsequent tour are proof once again that the musician is showing no signs of slowing down as she enters her sixth decade around the sun. She sat down with arts24's Marjorie Hache to discuss her career and its legacy. Related keywords
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