Goldmen « Concert Best Of Goldman »

Goldmen brings Jean-Jacques Goldman back to center stage with a Best Of tour that spans his decades of hits, from his solo work to the Fredericks Goldman Jones trio. The stop on April 2, 2028 at Zenith Orléans promises a concert that restores the songs to their original keys and the live energy that made them part of the collective memory.

On vocals, Alain Stevez delivers a voice whose tone and diction clearly recall Goldman, without resorting to mimicry, capturing the grain and drive of the choruses. At his side, Sabrina Belmo takes over the parts associated with Carole Fredericks’ repertoire, adding a choral dimension and a presence that anchors the trio’s numbers. Around them, the band provides precise instrumentation, respectful of the arrangements, with just the right amount of rock edge and finely crafted keyboards.

The set runs through essentials like “Quand la musique est bonne,” “Je te donne,” “Né en 17 à Leidenstadt,” “À nos actes manqués,” and other songs that have accompanied generations. There’s no showy reworking here, but a direct way of letting these songs be heard again as they were loved, carried by a group that knows this repertoire inside out and can make it live on stage.