Talisco

On November 12, 2026, Talisco will take over the Théâtre Le Poche in Béthune. Behind the name is Jérôme Amandi, a singer‑songwriter who blends indie pop, electronic music and flashes of folk, often writing in English. Brought to attention by Run (2014) and its tracks “Your Wish” and “The Keys,” he refined his sound between synthetic pulses and taut guitars on Capitol Vision (2017), adopted a more direct approach with Kings and Fools (2019), and opened onto broader horizons with Cinematic (2023). On stage, the project is presented as a band, geared toward immediate impact and rhythmic surges.

This concert will spotlight his fifth album, Setting Record in Nashville, recorded in Music City in the spirit of live sessions. It embraces a 1950s–60s rock aesthetic, driven by clipped guitars and raw, densely toned organs—unvarnished. Between new tracks with a raw texture and the signature songs that made him known, Talisco unfolds a repertoire where electric tension, clear melodies and a keen sense of the hook align.