Lenaïg

On October 24, 2026 at the Bistrot de la Scène in Dijon, Lenaïg unveils on stage the universe she has been shaping from Lyon: guitar-driven pop that sits between dark pop and pop rock, with direct lyrics about relationships, doubt and the everyday snags. Both in the studio and on stage, she relies on work with Maruko, who co-produced Éclair, her first EP, where tense riffs, dark rhythms and clear melodies take root.

Live, Lenaïg plays as a power trio and lines up the standout tracks from Éclair — J’veux que t’aies mal, Vas-y, aboie !, Internet — alongside her cover of La Fouine’s “Du ferme,” now integrated into the set. First discovered online before taking to the road with the Tour Éclair, she delivers a focused, no-frills show designed to bring out the tension in the lyrics and the energy of the guitars. Dijon may also hear new songs, including Rien à carrer, the lead single from her debut album slated for the autumn.

Between dark pulses and catchy choruses, a live performance that goes straight to the point and highlights a direct songwriting style crafted for the stage.