Immaculate Machine Tickets

Immaculate Machine is a Victoria, British Columbia-based indie pop/indie rock band known for their melodic, hook-driven songs and collaborative roots. Featuring prominent Canadian musician Kathryn Calder (who would later become a member of The New Pornographers), along with Brooke Gallupe and Luke Kozlowski, the band left a distinct mark on the early- to mid-2000s Canadian indie scene. Their work with Mint Records helped shape a bright, jangly sound that resonated with fans of indie pop and guitar-driven indie rock alike.

Though not consistently chart-topping on mainstream charts, Immaculate Machine built a dedicated following and earned recognition through singles such as Jarhand and Won't Be Pretty, as well as Calder’s ongoing influence in the broader Canadian indie community. In 2024, the band reunited for a show in Centennial Square as part of the Eventide Music Series, signaling a renewed interest from fans and local media alike. Kathryn Calder confirmed the reunion via Instagram, emphasizing the enduring connection between the artists and their audience. Here’s what to know about their evolution, discography, and current touring status.

Immaculate Machine’s four studio albums—Transporter (2004), Ones and Zeros (2005), Immaculate Machine's Fables (2007), and High on Jackson Hill (2009)—capture a snapshot of Victoria’s indie scene and Mint Records’ influential role. The band’s early singles, including Jarhand (2007) and the 7" Won't Be Pretty (2008), helped establish their sound and reach within indie circles. While 2025 tour dates have not been publicly announced as of February 2026, fans can stay connected for potential updates, especially given Calder’s active social presence and the band’s recent reunion activities. For the latest information, follow official artist pages and Mint Records’ announcements.

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