The band Angine de Poitrine inaugurated a new Klek brand drum kit during their performance at the Festivent de Lévis [1].
The debut serves as a public test and presentation of the instrument, which was manufactured by the Quebec company Ebenor Percussion [2]. By integrating the kit into a live festival set, the company and the band aimed to demonstrate the equipment's capabilities to a wide audience [2].
The event took place at Parc Champigny in Lévis, Quebec [3]. The performance occurred during the 43rd edition of the Festivent [1], which ran from July 29 to Aug. 2, 2026 [1].
Ebenor Percussion utilized the high-profile stage to introduce the Klek line to the public. The collaboration between the musical group and the manufacturer allowed for a real-world application of the new hardware in a professional concert environment [2].
Festivent de Lévis is a recurring cultural event in the region, and this year's iteration continued the tradition of blending local artistry with industrial innovation [1, 3]. The use of the Klek kit by Angine de Poitrine highlights a partnership between regional musicians and local equipment manufacturers, a synergy intended to boost the visibility of Quebec-made musical instruments.
“The band Angine de Poitrine inaugurated a new Klek brand drum kit”
This collaboration represents a strategic marketing effort by Ebenor Percussion to validate its new Klek product line through a high-visibility endorsement. By debuting the kit at a major regional festival like Festivent, the company leverages the cultural influence of Angine de Poitrine to establish brand credibility and demonstrate the instrument's durability and sound quality in a live setting.
