Last Train

On July 2, 2026 at l’Atabal in Biarritz, Last Train return to the stage with what has been their DNA for nearly fifteen years: a taut, no‑frills rock forged in the intensity of live performance. Carried by the voice and guitars of Jean‑Noël Scherrer, the quartet progresses along a clear line where garage energy meets a blues tension, with a rhythm section that tightens the groove and guitars that let the melody breathe without relinquishing the pressure. The set draws on their notable releases, from the EP Weathering to the albums The Big Picture and The Orchard, linking slow builds, electric outbursts and more cinematic respites.

On stage, Last Train privilege dynamics: sharp breaks, silences that frame the riff, and forceful returns that lift the song off at just the right moment. Reverb-soaked guitars, a steady bass, drums locked in — everything is conceived for a direct yet precise sound, tailored to venues where the band plays close to the audience. A concert for those who want rock that moves forward, with no detours or posturing, carried by sound and the group’s cohesion.