Les Hurlements d'Léo

On October 2, 2026, Les Hurlements d’Léo are at L’Accordeur in Saint-Denis-de-Pile. Born in Bordeaux in 1996, they have since carved out a singular path between chanson, alternative rock, ska surges and touches of musette. At the heart of the project, the collaborative songwriting of Laurent Kebous and Erwan Naour, reunited after a hiatus, has relaunched a collective writing approach designed for the stage. The band operates like a pack with a fluid lineup, where guitars, accordion and brass carry lyrics that look at the world head-on. Live, everything is played in the momentum: taut rhythms, socially grounded stories, melodies that settle in and leave room for the chorus. From Café des Jours Heureux to more recent chapters like Mondial Stéréo, their repertoire finds its meaning in contact with the audience—without showiness, with a clear energy and a way of sharing music in the present. At L’Accordeur you rediscover the living material that has made Les Hurlements d’Léo a stage band: collective fervor, arrangements cut for live performance, and a taste for lyrics that are hummed long after the final chord.