Vianney

After five years away from touring, Vianney returns solo to the Zénith Nantes Métropole on April 30, 2027. Between two albums and songs written for others, he took the time to turn down the noise: nine months spent building a refuge with his own hands, isolating himself, and picking up the thread of writing again. Enough to rekindle a simple, clear desire: to get back on stage the way he likes it, alone facing the audience.

You will find his acoustic pop and folk vein again, centered on guitar and a supple voice, in a stripped-back format that highlights the lyrics and the performance. From "Pas là" to "Je m’en vais," from "Idées blanches" to "N’attendons pas," his songs move between ballads and light rhythms, without artifice. After opening up to collaborations on "À 2 à 3," he returns here to the essentials, with the direct dialogue that has defined his concerts: closeness, contained energy, and frank, straightforward songwriting.

At the Zénith, Vianney promises a generous set, designed to make this singular bond with the hall resonate—without excess, just the music, the voice, and the audience.