Alexandre Poulin

On June 4, 2027 at Le Club Dix30 in Brossard, Alexandre Poulin brings his intimate, story‑driven folk to the stage. A Sherbrooke-born singer-songwriter, he has been crafting francophone songs since the late 2000s with a focus on narrative and everyday details, where melody and spoken word meet.

His debut, Une lumière allumée (2008), set a stripped acoustic tone between folk and chanson. He followed with Le mouvement des marées (2010) and a self-titled album in 2013, refining an approach that leans toward the tale, half spoken, half sung. With Les temps sauvages (2016) and Nature humaine (2019), he widened the frame toward a broader pop-folk sound while keeping text and the French language at the center.

On stage, Poulin alternates songs and narrated segments, letting stories breathe between guitar lines. Expect a set that moves through snapshots of daily life, relationships and memory, where the pacing of the voice carries as much weight as the chorus. A concert built around language, nuance and attention to detail, in an intimate folk register shaped for the live moment at Le Club Dix30 in Brossard.