Gauvain Sers

On October 1, 2026, at La Belle Electrique in Grenoble, Gauvain Sers returns to the stage with songs born of a genuine change of direction. After three albums in quick succession, he shut the engine off to go back to where it all happens: cafés, Paris, the Creuse. Fatherhood has upended things, shifted his view of society, and tightened his songwriting around origins and familiar faces. An heir to the lyric-driven chanson, first revealed with “Pourvu” and then “Les oubliés” and “Ta place dans ce monde,” he threads the same line: portraits of everyday life, social chronicles, doubts and tenderness. In concert he favors clarity of words, spare arrangements, guitars up front and a touch of harmonica, for stories that go straight to the point without losing the gentle irony that has accompanied him since the start. Between new confidences and nods to the countryside he wanders, this engagement maps a clear-eyed return to his roots, refocused on real life and what it changes when you become a father.