Boulevard des Airs

On March 13, 2027, at the Palais des Congrès in Le Touquet-Paris-Plage, Boulevard des Airs (BDA) returned to the stage with the blend that defines them: French-language pop nourished by light electro, chanson and rhythms from elsewhere. Built around direct lyrics and sing-along choruses, the band shapes its songs in the studio as much as on stage, with arrangements where brass and guitars hold the line.

The concert drew on a repertoire that has defined recent years: "Emmène-moi," "Bruxelles," "Je me dis que toi aussi," "Demain de bon matin," and not forgetting "Allez reste," co-written with Vianney. Self-produced from the start, BDA emphasizes its in-house songwriting while also echoing the collaborations that have punctuated its career, from Claudio Capéo and Patrick Bruel to Zaz.

After a run of XXL tours, the band opened a new chapter with the arrival of singer Eyal and recent tracks like "Je rentre à la maison." On stage, this translates into a set that alternates electronic pulses, acoustic flashes and choral numbers, conceived to unfold a traversal of their albums without losing the momentum of the moment. It was an opportunity to experience BDA up close to what drives them: the songs, the collective and their direct address to the audience.