ELDORADO MUSIC CLUB #5 - RODNEY CROWELL

On April 30, 2026 at the Café de la Danse in Paris, Rodney Crowell appears as a craftsman of American song. A rocker among countrymen and a sought-after singer-songwriter, he has written for Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Bob Seger, Etta James and the Grateful Dead. A longtime collaborator of Emmylou Harris, he has been part of the outlaw scene, experienced the spotlight of Nashville and gone through a period of retreat before an artistic resurgence launched with The Houston Kid in 2001. Since then his path has unfolded between folk, country and rock, with sharp songwriting and stories carried by a voice that never forces itself. On Airline Highway (New West) he surrounds himself with a new generation — Tyler Bryant, Larkin Poe, Lukas Nelson — to inject fresh energy without abandoning his roots.

Opening act: Bobbie
Bobbie displays a powerful voice with a timeless grain, shaped by the influences that have accompanied her since childhood, foremost among them Joni Mitchell and Dolly Parton. Raised at a Parisian pace but magnetically drawn to American music, she grew up on her father’s blues and soul vinyls. Her debut album, The Sacred in the Ordinary, offers eleven folk/americana songs that go straight to the heart, like an inner road movie toward a dream that takes shape on stage.