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This Voice is intended as a testimony of affection from Dan Bigras towards his friend Gerry Boulet . First overwhelmed at the first listening to the song La voix que j'ai, Dan's musical career was possible thanks to the help of the one who would become a great friend: Gerry. This unique journey will be told to you through anecdotes and songs revolving around the universe of this larger-than-life rocker, up to this incredible legacy that was Jézebel, realized by Dan Bigras.

Building on their long-standing friendship and driven by the same passion for country music, two performers beloved by the Quebec public, Maxime Landry and Annie Blanchard, are reuniting in the studio for a new album and on stage for a large-scale show following the success of the Jolene and the Gambler tour;

Flamenco, a Spanish art filled with passion and rhythm, can take on a whole new dimension when shared among friends, far from its original birthplace.

Jeanne Côté is approaching her thirties with the wind at her back. Coming from the large family of Petite-Vallée, but above all coming from a curious father who was a show promoter and a mother who was a passionate music teacher, she drags a cultural background that is as improbable as it is eclectic. It was in 2019, between two competitions and the end of her baccalaureate in literature, that she started her project under her own name, when she released Aller-retour (EP), a first attempt directed by Louis-Jean Cormier. She began writing her first full album, Suite pour personne, shortly after, which would take 4 years to see the light of day. Produced with Émilie Proulx and Arthur Bourdon-Durocher, it showcases her unique style, her piano playing and a very refined folk side that allow her to stand out, with titles like “Y peut mouiller” and “Ouragans”. She returns in force in February 2025 with a new opus, supported by the same production team. If her Gaspé roots have until now been the common thread of her career, Jeanne Côté seizes the opportunity of a second album to branch out a little and assume more the breadth of her register. Still in the idea of ​​a minimalist folk, but more dynamic and groovy, this time putting the piano in the background, the album is inspired by the points of rupture and encounter that draw human trajectories, the unpredictable journey towards lightness.

Jonathan Roy knows a thing or two about drawing inspiration from everything around him. The universal, the unique, and sometimes the downright random—manifested in his process and coming together from his myriad travels and connections—he’s created something both familiar and engaging. His new tracks are a stunning collection of songs that cross borders and genres.

Christine Tassan and Les Imposteures have been touring the world for 20 years now. Twenty years of spreading gypsy jazz and swing songs on prestigious stages as well as in remote villages in Labrador, Newfoundland, Vancouver Island and France. It was while remembering this incredibly dense and adventure-filled journey that the musicians had the idea to create "On the Road". This captivating show transports the audience to the heart of their epic tours, through grandiose landscapes and tasty anecdotes. Experience the ascent of the Great Wall of China, a bike ride in Stanley Park in Vancouver, the crossing of the Rockies in the middle of a snowstorm or the visit of Samois-sur-Seine, the village of Django Reinhardt!

Piano Man 3 with Christian Marc Gendron, when the man, the voice and the instrument become one.

After a pilgrimage to Alaska with the album SITKA, Andréanne A. Malette returns with a new tour, a show anchored in the present moment that invites us to strive for happiness.

During the prosperous years of Saint-Élie-de-Caxton, Toussaint Brodeur ran his general store and made a profit from everything. Through usury, hard work and his astonishing calculations, he accumulated a pretty fortune on which he placed his pride. Also, the day he found himself before Eternity, he realized that he had not put time into his safe. Toussaint was rich, but did not even have the means to buy back a single second of his life. It was too late.

WOODEN SHAPES brings you back to the iconic rock bands that have shaped generations. Together, they push the boundaries of their classic instruments to deliver never-before-heard interpretations of the music of Queen, Supertramp, Pink Floyd, Iron Maiden and more.