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Le show Dassin: Étienne Coppée.

In 26 days concert
Étienne Coppée and his band of love gather to sing the great classics of Joe Dassin, hoping the late singer can hear them from somewhere above. Expect soft moments and harmonies, as well as progressive rock, wild touches and new takes on songs everyone knows. The audience is invited to stroll down the avenue with an open heart and feel like greeting anyone they meet. Velours Velours opens the evening. On stage with Étienne Coppée are Flavie Melançon, Raphaël Pépin-Tanguay, Bruno St-Laurent, Arthur Bourdon-Durocher and Philippe Noël. Staging is by Myriam Sophie Deslauriers, assisted by Flavie Melançon, and lighting design is by Estelle Frenette-Vallières. The show takes place in the Salle Jean-Grimaldi.

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Étienne Coppée

A Quebec singer-songwriter who won the public favourite prize at the 2019 Destination Chanson Fleuve de Petite-Vallée and took the grand prize at the 25th Francouvertes in spring 2021. His music blends soul, folk and personal narrative, delivered with piano, ukulele and close harmonies.

Velours Velours

Velours Velours is the opening act for Étienne Coppée's Joe Dassin tribute show, "Le show Dassin", at Théâtre Desjardins in Montreal.

Flavie Melançon

Flavie Melançon performs with Étienne Coppée and his band in "Le show Dassin", a tribute to Joe Dassin's classics. She also assisted Myriam Sophie Deslauriers with the staging.

Raphaël Pépin-Tanguay

Raphaël Pépin-Tanguay, also known as Velours Velours, is one of the incomparable interpreters — colourful and refined — selected for this intimate concert.

Bruno St-Laurent

Bruno St-Laurent is part of Étienne Coppée's band in "Le show Dassin", which reinterprets Joe Dassin's classics with harmonies and progressive rock touches.

Arthur Bourdon-Durocher

Arthur Bourdon-Durocher is part of Étienne Coppée's band in "Le show Dassin", which reinterprets Joe Dassin's classics with harmonies and progressive rock touches.

Philippe Noël

Philippe Noël is part of Étienne Coppée's band in "Le show Dassin", which reinterprets Joe Dassin's classics with harmonies and progressive rock touches.