Vianney

Vianney returns to the stage after five years without touring. Between projects for others, a duets album and a true retreat to write, he spent nine months in isolation, building with his own hands a shelter to refocus and restore meaning to his practice. This time apart nourishes a solo comeback in a format he has cherished since his beginnings: guitar slung over his shoulder, a supple voice, lyrics with a direct tone, and a stripped-back aesthetic that puts interpretation at the center.

From "Idées blanches" to "N’attendons pas," his repertoire moves between acoustic pop and folk, light rhythms and melodic choruses. One thinks of "Pas là," "Je m’en vais," and of the recent expansion of his world with the project "À 2 à 3," which multiplied collaborations while preserving his singer-songwriter signature. In concert, Vianney cultivates a face-to-face, direct rapport with the audience, without superfluous artifice.

At the Reims Arena in Reims, on 24 March 2027, he returns to the stage alone to reconnect with that direct contact with the public and to bring his songs to life in a sober, immediate setting.