Vianney

After five years without touring, Vianney returns to the stage and will stop at the Zénith in Dijon on October 15, 2027. During that pause, he wrote for others, released an album of duets and took to the open air, even spending nine months building a shelter with his own hands. A deliberate step back to refocus and renew the desire to play.

On stage, Vianney returns to his favorite terrain: the solo face-to-face. Guitar slung over his shoulder, he favors a pared-down format that puts voice and lyrics front and center, in an acoustic pop vein nourished by folk. The songs that established him appear — from “Pas là” and “Idées blanches” to “Je m’en vais” — alongside more recent tracks from N’attendons pas. His collaborations from À 2 à 3 also reappear, reduced to their essentials in this solo setting.

A direct, unadorned set where the connection with the audience naturally imposes itself. Vianney plays close to his songs, with singable melodies and writing of a clear tone, true to the way of being alone on stage that has shaped his concerts since the start of his career.