Lou-Adriane Cassidy soon at the Café de la Danse

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Don’t miss the exceptional appearance of Quebec artist Lou-Adriane Cassidy at the Café de la Danse (Paris) on October 1st.

On October 1, Lou-Adriane Cassidy will make a rare appearance in Paris. The Quebec singer-songwriter will present her show on the stage of the Café de la Danse, in the 11th arrondissement. Places are available.

Cassidy is no longer completely unknown. Revealed in 2016 in The Voiceshe took the time to build something else, another story from another angle. His first album, It’s the end of the world every day (2019), already laid the foundations for personal writing. Then came Diary of a Werewolfin January 2025. The album was a game changer. Twelve Félix at ADISQ, a Juno for French-speaking album of the year: the recognition was clear, almost brutal.

Signed by Bravo Musique (the label run by Cœur de Pirate), she took a more electric, more direct turn. Less restraint, more tension. On stage, this transformation is clearly read: the song with text gains in density, presence, roughness. His appearance at the Francos de Montréal had already confirmed this dynamic.

This Parisian date will be an opportunity to see, in a human-sized room, an artist who has recently moved from the status of hopeful to that of an established figure in the new Quebec scene.

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