I HATE MODELS NEW ZEALAND TOUR TICKETS 2026

All You Need To Know About I Hate Models

"I Hate Models" is a French electronic music producer and DJ widely recognised for his emotionally intense and genre-blending approach to techno. Emerging in the mid-2010s, he quickly gained a strong following in the underground scene, thanks to his unique ability to fuse aggressive, industrial sounds with atmospheric melodies and nostalgic elements drawn from trance, EBM, acid, and ambient music. His work often evokes strong emotional responses, combining raw energy with introspective depth, which has set him apart in a crowded field of electronic artists.

Despite the confrontational nature of his stage name, "I Hate Models" is not meant to be taken literally. Rather, it reflects a broader critique of superficiality, conformity, and societal expectations. His performances are known for their intensity and unpredictability, and he has played at major venues and festivals across Europe and beyond, including Berghain, Awakenings, and Possession. Continually evolving in sound and scope, he remains one of the most compelling and innovative artists in contemporary techno.

Top 3 I Hate Models Hit Tracks Songs

1. "Daydream" (2016)-  This track is widely regarded as a pivotal release in I Hate Models’ early career. "Daydream" showcases his signature blend of emotionally driven melodies, nostalgic trance elements, and powerful techno rhythms. The gradual build-up and atmospheric layers create a dreamlike soundscape that resonates strongly with listeners, establishing the artist's reputation for producing music that is both energetic and introspective.

2. "Warehouse Memories" (2016)-  As the title track of his debut EP, "Warehouse Memories" remains one of I Hate Models’ most iconic compositions. Marked by industrial textures, distorted percussion, and haunting vocal samples, the piece captures the raw energy of underground rave culture. It is often credited with defining the dark, emotive aesthetic that characterises much of his work.

3. "Forgiveness" (2018)-  Released as part of the Totsuka No Tsurugi EP, "Forgiveness" reflects a more reflective and cinematic aspect of I Hate Models’ production. The track combines ambient elements with a powerful techno framework, offering a deeply emotional listening experience. It is frequently noted by fans and critics alike as one of his most evocative and mature works to date.

Upcoming I Hate Models 2026 New Zealand Tour Events

French techno visionary I Hate Models is set to deliver a powerful headline performance at PICA Melbourne on Saturday, 3 January 2026. Renowned for his emotionally intense and genre-defying sets, I Hate Models merges elements of industrial techno, trance, and acid with cinematic depth — creating a unique atmosphere that moves both body and mind.

This highly anticipated event, presented by XE54 and Untitled Group, promises a dynamic and immersive experience in one of Melbourne’s most distinctive industrial venues. He will be supported by an exceptional lineup, including Berlin-based crowd favourite Patrick Mason, rising international talent Pegassi, and a high-energy back-to-back set from local selectors Mikalah Watego and Hannah D.

The much-anticipated carriageworks show unites some of the most influential figures in today’s electronic music scene. Leading the lineup is I Hate Models, celebrated for his high-intensity French techno and emotionally charged soundscapes. He is joined by the formidable VTSS, the fast-rising Sim0ne, and the driving, immersive sets of MASSI—each bringing a unique and uncompromising energy to the stage.

Upcoming I Hate Models – Live in Melbourne 2026 Australia Tour Event Dates

Saturday, January 3rd, 2026 at 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM- PICA – Port Melbourne Industrial Centre for the Arts, 1 Woolboard Road, Port Melbourne VIC 3207

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