Vianney

After five years without touring, Vianney returns to the essentials and takes the stage again in a solo format. Nine months spent building with his hands and withdrawing to write have sharpened his playing and his desire for closeness. Guitar slung over his shoulder, a discreet looper, a supple voice and tightly honed lyrics: he picks up the thread where he feels most at ease, in an unadorned face-to-face with the audience.

At the Zénith de Caen on 17 March 2028, he unfolds a French songbook nourished by acoustic pop and folk, alternating between ballads built around a single guitar line and choruses that catch quickly. Comfortable on solo stages, he rearranges his songs live, plays with dynamics and gives space to the words. You’ll hear the tracks that have marked his career, from “Pas là” to “Je m’en vais,” alongside more recent songs and unreleased material born of this voluntary retreat.

After detours writing for others and an album of duets, this concert refocuses his world on the essentials: a presence, the songs, and that immediate connection with the room—designed for a large stage without losing intimacy.