Talisco

Talisco arrives at L’Usine in Istres on October 2, 2026. Behind the name is Jérôme Amandi, a singer‑songwriter who first shaped an electro‑folk pop before moving his writing toward a more straightforward pop and then an organic rock. He emerged in 2014 with the album Run and the song "Your Wish," widely used in sync placements, and has since refined a sound where tense guitars, immediate choruses and lush synth layers answer each other without frills.

On stage, Talisco performs as a full band and emphasizes energy and rhythm. The songs alternate between electronic pulses and rock outbursts, with a melodic tension that depends as much on the vocal lines as on the textures. His latest album, recorded in Nashville, asserts a rawer identity, driven by rougher riffs and a tightened production conceived for live shows.

This concert is an opportunity to trace his trajectory, from electro‑folk beginnings to more direct tracks, including his pop anthems. The set is built for today’s stage—between buildups, ruptures and catchy hooks—where the highly visual imagery of his world intertwines with songwriting that gets straight to the point.