Léman

Léman will be at the Cabaret Vauban in Brest on October 30, 2026. A French-Swiss artist first noticed on The Voice in 2017, he has shaped a sound that blends the raw energy of rock with the clarity of pop, laced with electronic touches, metal accents and rap-influenced breaks. On stage, his committed lyrics gain a more direct impact, hovering between rhythmic tension and ear-catching melodies. He will be defending his debut album Adieu Musique, led by the tracks Les Étoiles and Le Chat, while revisiting the songs that laid the foundations of his universe. Influences are discernible without taking over—from AC/DC to Radiohead, via Orelsan or Stromae—digested into a personal, straightforward writing. Edgy guitars, synthetic beats, choruses that stick in the mind: a live show conceived for sweat and subtlety, where each piece seeks the right balance between impact and depth. An opportunity to see him up close at a pivotal moment in his trajectory, before the next leg of his tour.