Sunday 26 april at 21:00

Eric Frasiak concert - From Brassens to the new scene

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The 'De Brassens à la Nouvelle Scène' festival offers an evening to celebrate Georges Brassens, with a concert by Eric Frasiak and an opening act by René Peyre.

Eric Frasiak is a generous and authentic singer-songwriter, who draws his inspiration from his own emotions - and therefore from those of his audience. Through his songs, he tells the story of our lives, with carefully chosen words and essential musicality. His concerts are real emotional journeys, mixing love, humor, anger, poetry, revolt and brotherhood. With 7 studio albums, 3 live albums and 3 tributes to François Bérangers, Frasiak pursues his artistic path by touching hearts deeply. His latest album "Le Tumulte des Choses" was awarded the Coup de Cœur 2023 by the Académie Charles Cros.

Opening act "Brasses et Brel en Duo Nostalgie" with René Peyre (vocals) and Jérôme Debés (guitar) cover some of Georges Brassens and Jacques Brel's most beautiful creations, for whom they had a very friendly relationship based on shared admiration for each other's work.