Shannon Wright

Shannon Wright returns to the stage after five years of silence. With Reservoir of Love, her thirteenth album, written in solitude and marked by illness and bereavement, the American finds a taut energy leaning toward hope. A singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, she has been weaving songs for twenty-five years in which rock outbursts meet ballads on the brink of collapse. Choirs and strings, the warm breath of a Wurlitzer, a nervous guitar and a piano with a singular touch compose an organic sound that is at once direct and intimate. Her voice, rough and close, carries lyrics where longing and attachment answer one another. She will present this new sonic horizon at Lo Bolegason in Castres on 14 March 2026, in a set that brings her new songs into dialogue with standout pieces from her career.

Words of Sara (opening act)

Words of Sara sets to music the poems of the American poet Sara Teasdale. Led by Marina Anne Nolles, a Franco‑American musician on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Elodie Longuemart on voice and drums, the duo unfolds a stripped-back, airy folk tinged with blues and Americana. The two-part EP “Echoes from the Living” Part I and Part II traces the echo of a century-old impossible love story. Minimalist arrangements, light harmonies and a hushed pulse let the emotion circulate and root these texts from the last century in a clear, sensitive present.