Ben Mazué

Ben Mazué continues to explore the intimate with Famille, an album you move through, inhabit and return to. No effects — rather stories delivered in a clear voice, lines that settle in and that you find yourself repeating along the way. You stroll through it, question yourself, then go back, because each listen opens a different angle. With him, we linger less on his life than on our own, reflected in his words and in the way he speaks and sings close to the bone.

On July 17, 2026, at the Théâtre Antique de Vienne in Vienne, he unfolds this repertoire with his spoken-sung delivery, precise arrangements and a musicality that lets the text breathe. Between confidences, observations and portraits, his songs link the stages of a life: separations, departures, reunions. On stage, each piece becomes a chapter, a way of checking in with oneself without grand speeches. Famille is not a fixed block; it’s a territory to revisit, and this concert offers a living, simple and honest map of it.