Tété

On January 20, 2027, at the Transbordeur in Villeurbanne, Tété presents the Tour Solo Solidaire (Solo Solidarity Tour). Back with “Vertige du Seum,” his first previously unreleased track in seven years, the singer-guitarist opens a new chapter in which emotion takes precedence over commentary. The song tells the story of a man taking back control for the sake of his children and announces Une Semaine Sur Deux, a double album due in autumn 2026: ten songs presented as arranged versions on disc A and as guitar-and-voice on disc B.

On stage, Tété returns to the essentials: a precise voice, a guitar in half-light, stories that intersect the intimate and the collective. Folk, blues, pop, electric fables or pared-down acoustics, he navigates between forms without abandoning his line. For more than twenty-five years he has forged his path, from Paris to Japan, from the United States to Canada, both as a solo artist and in support of others.

This stop on the Tour Solo Solidaire extends the momentum of his intimate 2024 concerts and includes a component dedicated to single mothers. A set conceived for close contact, where the new songs converse with a repertoire shaped by the stage, between new material and revisited classics.