Julien Clerc

On February 2, 2027 at the Grand Angle in Voiron, Julien Clerc returns to the stage with what he does best: songs that stand the test of time. From “La Cavalerie” to “Ma préférence,” from “Ce n’est rien” to “Femmes, je vous aime,” his repertoire has accompanied several generations. Singer, pianist and composer, he has crafted a clear, warm songwriting style, often carried by the words of Étienne Roda-Gil, Jean-Loup Dabadie, Carla Bruni or Maxime Le Forestier. Between piano ballads and more pop-leaning moments, his concerts maintain a restrained line: melody first, voice at the center, without artifice.

In Voiron, the same balance that defines him is on display—sensitive romances, supple rhythms and carefully wrought arrangements. Cult classics sit alongside more recent pieces, delivered with precise interpretation and crystal-clear diction. Julien Clerc speaks of love, the passing of life, impulses and regrets with restraint and veracity. It’s an occasion to hear a master craftsman of French song revisit his classics and make them resonate in the present.