Sauve brings their brand of French-language alternative rock to Théâtre Gérard Philipe in Montpellier for an evening that moves between delicate, hypnotic soundscapes and raw electric intensity. The trio — Inès Guendil on vocals and keys, Jimmy Coste on guitar, and Manu Sharma Dell'ova on drums — craft a sound built on poetic, deeply resonant lyrics delivered through a voice that is at once powerful and fragile.
The concert takes place on Friday 6 November 2026 at 20:30. Tickets are available via the Facebook event link and further information can be found on the Victoire 2 website.
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SAUVE
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Inès Guendil
Inès Guendil is the vocalist and keyboard player of Sauve, delivering lyrics with a voice described as both powerful and fragile.
Jimmy Coste
Jimmy Coste plays guitar in Sauve, contributing to the band's hypnotic, texture-driven alternative rock sound.
Manu Sharma Dell'ova
Manu Sharma Dell'ova is the drummer of Sauve, anchoring the band's shifts between sensitivity and electric intensity.
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