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Black Bombaim join Isaiah Mitchell for two Portugal shows before performing at Le Guess Who? 2026 in the Netherlands

Black Bombaim join Isaiah Mitchell for two Portugal shows before performing at Le Guess Who? 2026 in the Netherlands

Black Bombaim join Isaiah Mitchell for two Portugal shows before performing at Le Guess Who? 2026 in the Netherlands

Portuguese psychedelic rock band Black Bombaim are set to perform at three events in November 2026, with two dates in Portugal followed by an appearance at the Le Guess Who? festival in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

The band’s schedule begins on November 5 at Lovers & Lollypops in Porto, where they’ll perform alongside guitarist Isaiah Mitchell, known for his work with the American psychedelic rock band Earthless. The collaboration brings together the Portuguese group’s improvisational approach and Mitchell’s guitar-driven style.

The project follows a previous encounter between Black Bombaim and Mitchell at the Milhões de Festa festival a decade ago. Their more recent collaboration was recorded live on May 23 2025 at Lovers & Lollypops in Porto, capturing a performance built around spontaneous interplay and extended instrumental passages.

The Portuguese dates continue on November 6 at NAAM in Barroselas, before the band travels to the Netherlands for Le Guess Who? in Utrecht on November 7. The festival is known for its programme spanning experimental music, independent artists and sounds from across a range of genres.

Formed in Barcelos, Black Bombaim have developed a sound rooted in psychedelic and stoner rock, with a strong emphasis on improvisation and expansive instrumental arrangements. Their work has also included collaborations with artists from different musical backgrounds, extending their sound beyond conventional rock structures.

The November dates place the band’s live collaboration with Isaiah Mitchell alongside a performance at one of the Netherlands’ established events for adventurous contemporary music, bringing Black Bombaim’s exploratory approach to audiences in Portugal and abroad.

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