Vincent Delerm

On May 6, 2026, Vincent Delerm settles in at the Théâtre Galli in Sanary-sur-Mer for a concert that simply puts his songs front and center. A singer-songwriter, he cultivates a miniature art of storytelling: fragments of everyday life, passing seasons, sketched characters, and nods to cinema and literature. At the piano he favors supple melodies and spare arrangements that allow the words to breathe. Between songs he weaves a narrative thread, blending speech, silences and variations, like a musical travel journal. His way of blurring the line between concert and narrative yields an intimate format focused on the writing and the tempo of the stories. His recurring themes appear—snapshots that respond to one another, shifting colors from piece to piece—always carried by a composed voice and a keen attention to detail. It’s an evening in which the thread of his songs is followed closely, in the acoustics of the Théâtre Galli in Sanary-sur-Mer, sustained by the proximity of the piano and the precision of the texts.