Luther

Luther returns to the stage with the SUBLIME TOUR and stops at Interference in Balma on November 28, 2026. A discreet figure in French rap, he pushes a sound where trap interlocks with more diffuse electronic textures, backed by tightly crafted, introspective yet not hermetic writing. On stage, he unfolds supple flows and airy productions that favor tension over flash, moving between dark moods and drifting passages. He’s been followed since his DIY beginnings and first uploads, through Trame (2020), which set the backbone of his aesthetic, the tighter, more melodic EP Garçon (2022), and then EXIT (2024), which thickened the framework without distorting it. This live set draws on those milestones to recompose a chiaroscuro trajectory, alternating slow-burn passages and frontal bursts. Not given to chatter, Luther lets the music fill the space: clear melodic lines, bass that holds the floor, and a narrative that advances in touches, serving an intimate but precise rap. A date designed to put his songs to the test live, in a concentrated format that puts voice and arrangements front and center.