Manu Lanvin

Manu Lanvin arrives at the Forum in Vauréal on May 20, 2026, for a blues-rock set designed for the stage. A singer-guitarist with a direct approach and an electric sound, he leads the charge with biting riffs, a grainy voice and a taut groove that sends audiences soaring. Surrounded by solid musicians, he moves forward without detours, driven by a modern blues fed by boogie, rough rock and well-rooted American influences.

On stage, Manu Lanvin doesn’t manufacture effects; he tells stories and brings it. Expect straight-ahead songs, darker atmospheres when the slide guitar slips in, gut‑punching breaks and choruses built for singalongs. The repertoire draws from his recent albums as well as his essential tracks, played with that tight, in‑the‑moment approach that favors energy and authenticity.

This concert at the Forum promises a plunge into a living, straightforward and frontal blues rock, where each number finds its place between urgency and breathing space. It’s a date for those who love a rumbling guitar, stories that smell of the road and the sweat of clubs, and an artist who prefers the heat of the stage to long speeches.