The Dip

On June 5, 2026 at La Bellevilloise in Paris’s 20th arrondissement, The Dip arrives with a soul shaped in Seattle, somewhere between vintage rhythm and blues and straightforward pop. Led by Tom Eddy’s clear, agile voice, the band relies on mid‑tempo grooves, understated guitars and a prominent brass section, the Honeynut Horns trio, to craft melodies that get straight to the point.

On stage, The Dip alternates between slow ballads and more danceable numbers, with touches of light funk and a warm sound designed for live performance. Trumpet and saxophone arrangements converse with a flexible rhythm section, allowing the choruses and vocal harmonies to breathe. The albums The Dip Delivers (2019) and Sticking With It (2022) established this aesthetic—tight songwriting paired with organic textures—and provide the foundation for a repertoire well suited to both clubs and mid‑sized venues.

At La Bellevilloise, expect a precise set focused on the group’s dynamics and the voice‑to‑brass interaction, with the blend of soulful softness and restrained energy that defines The Dip.