Volo

On April 11, 2026, Volo plays La Maroquinerie in Paris for a duo concert refocused on the essentials: songwriting, voices and guitars. Brothers in life as on stage, the Volovitch brothers embody complementarity: two vocal timbres that answer one another and a stripped-back acoustic approach. Their songs observe everyday life, slip in a bittersweet humour, and offer a clear-eyed view of social realities. They recount human relationships, flaws, tendernesses and contradictions, in simple, precise language that leaves room for meaning.

On stage, the thread unfolds like a conversation: fragments of stories, asides, a fraternal back-and-forth, choruses that settle in effortlessly. No theatrical excess, but a controlled narrative and a clear musicality, inherited from French chanson while open to a contemporary sensibility. Proximity to the audience is at the heart of the event: Volo weaves the connection, frames the tale with their guitars and lets the words flow. At La Maroquinerie, this face-to-face spotlights their trademark: finely crafted lyrics carried by two closely attuned voices that lend depth and continuity to their stories.