Aldebert

Guillaume Aldebert is a French musician and performer born in 1973 in Paris. The Aldebert family soon moved to Besançon, where the young Guillaume discovered his passion for music. With a father who sang in a choir and an uncle who was a jazz‑loving pianist, he learned piano, guitar and even synthesizer. Under the moniker 'Adulescent', Aldebert played in several bands before committing more seriously for seven years to the group Whyte. In 1999 he recorded his first solo album 'Plateau télé', with which he and his musicians performed concerts and opened for other artists. Since then Aldebert has won over numerous spectators and the press. His third album 'L’année du singe' was also a considerable success, propelled by songs such as 'Le bébé' and 'Marabout'. In 2008 Aldebert tried his hand at music for young audiences with 'Enfantillages', an album certified Gold in 2009. He embarked on a vast tour across France, playing hundreds of concerts. In 2013, following the milestone album 'J’ai dix ans' released in 2010–2011, Aldebert returned with 'Enfantillages 2', featuring collaborations with other artists like Sanseverino. That same year he continued to perform extensively, including at the FestiVal de Marne.