Cachemire

Cachemire comes to the John Lennon Cultural Center in Limoges on April 17, 2026. A Nantes quartet formed in the early 2010s, the band champions a direct, no-frills French rock. Sharp guitars, a tight rhythm section and French vocals delivered with outspoken clarity form a distinct signature, where the writing remains incisive without neglecting melody.

On stage, Cachemire plays up close, with compact songs and a tension that builds without unnecessary excess. The set draws on Une histoire de fronts and Photochope-Moi, two records where rock urgency flirts with punk energy and choruses that quickly lodge in the ear. The aim is clear: go straight to the point, without overload, focusing on the impact of the riffs and the cohesion of the group.

Between live intensity and a knack for punchy slogans, Cachemire unfolds a raw, precise show designed for stage sweat and shared singing. A date for those who appreciate an unabashed French-language rock, played loud and clean, up close to the stage.