Show One Productions presents: "Salut!" Julien Dassin sings Joe Dassin
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Step into a universe of nostalgia and timeless hits by Joe Dassin, the world’s most famous chansonnier, as his son, Julien Dassin, brings his father’s music and legacy to life on stage. Through reimagined performances of Joe’s greatest hits, like “Les Champs-Élysées” and “Et si tu n'existais pas,” and backed by a full live band, Julien shares the journey of a musical icon who touched millions before his life was tragically cut short.
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1 dates (9 May - 9 May)
May
9
Fri
8:00 pm
The Royal Conservatory of Music
Toronto, ON, Canada
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