Les Rythmes d’été
Starting Tuesday, July 8, 7:30 p.m., discover artists from all over at parc de la Maison-Valois!
Rick Duff (July 8)
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Mascouche-born singer-songwriter Rick Duff is a rising star on the Quebec country scene. He takes part in various musical competitions, including the blind auditions of La Voix in 2016 and 2019. In 2024, Rick made a name for himself on Noovo's Quel Talent! show. During his audition, his energetic performance of Tennessee Whiskey, originally performed by Chris Stapleton, won over the judges and earned him a place in the quarter-finals. Rick's musical influences include artists such as Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen and Tyler Childers, which is reflected in his style blending country, rock and blues. He delivers captivating shows, whether solo, as a duo or with his full band, offering an authentic, festive musical experience. Rick Duff is currently working on his first studio album, with the ambition of sharing his authentic country sound and establishing a deep connection with listeners through his lyrics and melodies.
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Raniah (Lynda Thalie) (July 15)
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Get ready for a veritable escapade under the Mediterranean sky, to the danceable, exotic rhythms and melodies of North Africa. Raniah (Lynda Thalie) takes to the stage with her incomparable musicians to take you on a journey to the sounds of honey maple and the far reaches of the desert. Her voice paints the precious colors of our diversity, and her dance moves celebrate the invisible golden thread that binds us together. An irresistible invitation to the Eastern sun!
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Rose Adam (July 22)
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Surrounded by four musicians, Rose Adam presents her debut EP Sleep Deprived. Discover her original compositions, new songs and reinvented covers of classics. This show offers an authentic experience, with powerful, moving performances that blend R&B with jazz, all wrapped up in a soulful voice. Don't miss this opportunity to experience an unforgettable moment and witness the emergence of a rising star on the music scene.
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Annie Villeneuve (July 29)
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Don't miss your chance to experience a magical moment with Annie Villeneuve! In this all-new show, let yourself be transported by her striking voice and immerse yourself in the universe of her latest album, Être moi. With a new country sound that lends a vibrant energy to every song, Annie offers you an evening rich in emotion, full of warmth and authenticity, and a return to her greatest hits of the last two decades.
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Nicola Ciccone (August 5)
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Nicola Ciccone has dubbed them Immortelles. He's made an album of them, and in the course of his career as a singer, he's performed many of the greatest hits that audiences have come to love. His new album, J't'ai trouvée, j'te garde, is also full of surprises. Accompanied by his musicians, Nicola will introduce you to new rhythmic songs from his repertoire to celebrate with you.
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Jeanick Fournier (August 12)
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Some voices are so powerful they take your breath away from the very first note. Jeanick Fournier's is undeniably one of them. Come and meet this authentic artist, who will touch you with her humanity and great sensitivity. Presented in a trio format, this show will transport you into the musical universe of the world's greatest voices.
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Lynda Lemay (August 19)
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Lynda Lemay's “conte de fous” has a new look, a new head. Her show La vie est un conte de fous has changed. In La Onzième Folie, we still find the same Lynda, the same freedom, the same musicians on stage. And yet, the journey to the heart of life takes different paths. It's the same intensity of new feelings, of emotions that find a way to be stronger than ever. It's the same roller-coaster ride on a brand-new merry-go-round. The lights, mastered by Pierre Roy for decades, show us all their splendor, and the sound, provided by a prodigy in the field, glues the instruments to our hearts and Lynda's voice to our guts. It's all about the same world, but in a different light. Lynda renews her interpretations, pushes improvisation even further, gets carried away, laughs and gets married repeatedly with her faithful audience. On piano, guitar and backing vocals, warm-hearted Claude Pineault spontaneously creates miraculous arrangements. Ditto for Marc Angers, who undulates, vibrant with emotion, his chin on his magic violin. La Onzième Folie coincides with Lynda's eleventh lifetime tour. Eleven is definitely a lucky number.
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