Guy2Bezbar blends genres with relentless modernity, drawing inspiration from the US and elsewhere while remaining rooted in his origins. His music pairs incisive rhythms with a strong visual identity—music videos and a cultivated image that propelled him on YouTube. On stage he deploys charisma and style, where polished arrangements meet raw energy. Presented in collaboration with TCO Prod, the concert promises a vivid, image-driven performance that foregrounds presence and sonic immediacy.

In French.

Bi-2 presents a new concert program supporting the album Journey Around the Sun. The set mixes material from the new record with the duo’s greatest hits, shaped by a radically redesigned staging that relies on cutting‑edge scenography, immersive lighting and advanced visual technologies. Emphasizing emotional storytelling and dynamic sonics, the production moves between intimate moments and large-scale spectacle to create a cinematic, memorable live experience.

Camille returns with The Sound of Milk, a triptych album drawing together Naissance, Enfance and Adolescence. Her voice and intimate arrangements explore joy as both powerful and vulnerable against social, political and ecological unease. The performance blends delicate textures, inventive vocal timbres and sparse instrumentation to evoke memory, tenderness and moral urgency. Presented in co-production with Inouïe and Les Créatives, the concert offers a reflective, luminous soundworld that gently rekindles hope.

In French.

Jolagreen23 unveils a 23-track album, 23 Jours Plus Tard, structured in two movements: a melancholic opening that traces an intimate ascent, then a more assertive, conquering second half. Built with an XXL cast of composers, the project features collaborations with Tiakola, La Mano 1.9 and La Fève. Its visual rollout — from Avatar-inspired logbook videos to immersive bunker teasers — frames an artist who chooses to show more while keeping an aura of mystery. Introduced by the clip « Métal », the work oscillates between introspection and momentum.

In French.

Presented within the LusoSonic Festival, this evening pairs Portuguese songsmith Bárbara Tinoco and Brazilian voice Chico Chico. Tinoco’s delicate pop balances intimacy, wit and emotional clarity, while Chico Chico blends blues, folk, Brazilian rhythms and gospel into an intense, expressive vocal project. The programme juxtaposes lyrical storytelling with raw musical textures, drawing listeners into warm, close-up sonic worlds. Supported by the Consulate General of Brazil and the Guimarães Rosa Institute, the concert privileges nuance, tenderness and a powerful sense of cultural dialogue.