Didier Super et son Groupe Discount

On April 25, 2026, Didier Super arrives at the Noumatrouff in Mulhouse with his Groupe Discount. Somewhere between concert and one‑man show, he dissects everyday life with punk songs and razor‑sharp sketches, combining a deliberate provocation with blunt irony—the trademark he’s had since the early 2000s. Beneath a professed veneer of amateurism, he deploys precise writing, raw lyrics that prod at social satire, and an intentionally strained vocal delivery, supported by minimalist rock arrangements that may detour into reggae or a subverted sentimental ballad.

On stage, his Groupe Discount is more than a gag: it’s a playing partner that heightens the impact of both hooks and abrupt changes, allowing Didier Super to alternate roughly sketched stories, improvisations and songs that scratch where it itches. From the albums Vaut mieux en rire que s’en foutre ("Better to Laugh Than to Not Care") to La merde des autres ("Other People’s Shit"), he draws freely, without nostalgia, brings the pieces into the present and draws straight lines between joke, polemic and dark nursery rhyme. A hybrid, direct format in which the line between sketch and song blurs in service of a single aim: to get the audience in on it, unfiltered and without mincing words.