Olivier KER OURIO: harmonicas, compositions; Mathis CORDIER: guitars; Benoît SOURISSE: organ; and André CHARLIER: drums. The latest album of original compositions by Olivier KER OURIO, featuring the up-and-coming young guitarist Mathis CORDIER, backed by one of the finest rhythm sections around: the duo of Benoît SOURISSE and André CHARLIER.

Matheus Donato AqueleBaïle quintet with Matheus Donato – 6-string cavaquinho; Laís Donato – flute; Caio Marcio Santos – guitar; Breno Virícimo – bass; and Miguel Couto – drums. This Brazilian dance project, led by the talented Matheus Donato, emerges from the world of Brazilian music. This musical project offers a blend of different national genres such as samba, choro, forró, and frevo, among others, combining the rhythmic singing of MPB with all the virtuosity that Brazilian instrumental music has to offer. With incredible musicians, this Brazilian party promises a rich, diverse, and danceable musical experience, celebrating Brazilian popular culture.

Irving Acao Quartet with Lukmil Perez – Drums; Julian “Prince” Caetano – Piano; Mathieu Scala – Double Bass; Irving Acao – Saxophones. Irving Acao was born in Cuba. He now tours the international scene, sharing the stage with, among others, Roy Hargrove, Michel Camilo, Danilo Perez, McCoy Tyner, and Giovanni Hidalgo. In 2002, Irving moved to Paris where he quickly found his place in various projects. In 2008, Irving founded the Irving Acao Quartet. The combined experiences and personalities of these musicians give rise to innovative music, exploring new sounds within the world of Latin jazz.

Swin’Gum with Christophe Tristram: double bass, Hervé Verkest: guitar and vocals, Manu Lesschaeve: guitar and vocals, and Hervé Leteneur: vocals. (Contract) The Swin’Gum quartet revisits French chanson standards and international hits with a gypsy swing twist. They sing about the Navy in the Port of Amsterdam, passing through Belleville and its Triplets, and find respite on Rua Madureira, lulled by Sweet Dreams, not forgetting the tributes to Django Reinhardt in a brand-new caravan. A true musical journey with two guitars, a double bass, and four voices.

Pierre Perchaud Trio with Pierre Perchaud: Guitar, Damien Varaillon: Double Bass & Stéphane Adsuar: Drums. The trio, led by guitarist Pierre Perchaud (who was recently named “Best French Guitarist of the Year” by Jazz Mag & Jazz News), brings together three of the most active and creative musicians on the current French jazz scene. Their repertoire ranges from original compositions to jazz standards.

Laura Buenrostro Quartet with Laura Buenrostro – Vocals, Laurent de Oliveira – Piano, Acelino de Paula – Double Bass & Christophe de Oliveira – Drums. Laura Buenrostro explores the sounds of Brazil and Latin America through bossa nova, bolero, and Latin jazz. With her projects Brazilian Songs and Caracola, she blends repertoire with original compositions. A sensitive voice at the crossroads of Latin American traditions and jazz.

Blue Hour Trio with Anastasia Konstantinidou – vocals; Pierre Andrin – guitar & Antoine Meunier – bass. Blue Hour Trio explores a universe of soul, blues, and jazz, driven by a warm and elegant energy. The group revisits carefully selected covers while also offering its own original compositions. An intimate and captivating atmosphere, ideal for a journey between emotion and improvisation.

Richard Manetti & Baptiste Herbin Quartet with Richard Manetti – Guitar, Baptiste Herbin – Saxophones, Jérémy Bruyère – Double Bass & Nicolas Charlier – Drums. The solo duo brings together two luminaries of guitar and saxophone, Richard and Baptiste, two internationally acclaimed artists. The rhythm section, with Jérémy and Nicolas, provides a tailor-made setting, sparkling with rare and precious efficiency. Their music is resolutely modern, with influences ranging from bebop to jazz-funk, finding a perfect balance between feverish grooves and ballads.

“Bonjour Sourire” with Gabrielle Sandman: Singer; Benjamin Blackstone: Guitarist/Singer; Baptiste Morel: Double Bassist/Singer. They call themselves Bonjour Sourire. This is lively, sparkling music, sometimes teetering on the edge, sensitive, touching, often mischievous, and full of energy. This trio knows how to surprise us and make us smile, without a doubt. A vibrant trio that delivers their sparkling version of some of the great classics of French song. It swings, it grooves, it tugs at the heartstrings, it’s fun—in short, you’ll surely be surprised, charmed, and enchanted.

Kicca & Oscar with Kicca: vocals & Oscar Marchioni: piano. Kicca’s voice is a vibrant red, its strength, unique timbre, and incandescent quality gripping your heart and body and never letting go! Oscar forges an original style at the piano, captivating from the very first listen with its power. “Alegre me siento,” the new album written collaboratively, rings out like a banner in the spirit of the times, far removed from the monochrome landscape of current productions.

Mélanie Dahan Quartet with Mélanie Dahan: vocals, Antoine Delaunay: piano; Marc Michel Le Bévillon: double bass; Luc Isenmann: drums. Jazz singer Mélanie Dahan invites pianist and arranger Antoine Delaunay to present her recent album, “A French Songbook.” Together, they invite us to listen with fresh ears to a repertoire drawn from the heritage of French song. Their reinterpretation of the pieces is profound, offering an enveloping, luminous, and generous musical experience.

“Seu Elias & Amigos”: with Seu Elias: Guitar/vocals, Alejandro Gorr: Pandeiro, Bruna da Silveira: Percussion, Erivelton Silva: Cavaquinho. Seu Elias, singer, composer, and guitarist from São Paulo, presents an evening 100% dedicated to samba at Les Bascules. Accompanied by his quartet, he will pay tribute to the great masters of the genre and also perform his original compositions.

Soul & Pop Night Session with Malou Oheix on vocals, Gaspard Berton on piano, Ludovic Prieur on bass & Adrien Verger on drums. Born from a meeting at the Didier Lockwood jazz school, these four young musicians are coming together for this special evening to celebrate the world of pop and soul. From Stevie Wonder to Michael Jackson, let yourself be carried away by the energy of a timeless repertoire.

The Pamina Beroff Quartet features Mark Priore on piano, Juan Villarroel on double bass, Orelio Paladini on drums, and Pamina Beroff on vocals. With her debut album, *Unfolding*, Pamina Beroff laid the foundations of her artistic universe. Continuing in this vein, she has recently added covers of songs by Carole King, Billy Joel, and Olivia Dean. This new project offers a concert that connects her original compositions with significant songs from her musical journey.

Clémence de Tournemire Trio with Clémence de Tournemire (vocals); Ludovic Allainmat (piano) & Yann Phayphet (bass). Clémence de Tournemire and her two musicians, Ludovic Allainmat and Yann Phayphet, invite you tonight at Les Bascules on a journey through jazz and soul. From Nina Simone to Amy Winehouse, by way of Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles, let yourself be carried away by a selection of carefully chosen pieces revisited for a musical moment of “good vibrations”!

Philippe Sellam (saxophone) and Fred Lopez (drums) present FTP2. Accompanied by Noé Chantraine on keyboards and Thomas Planque on bass, they transform their emotions into captivating melodies, like alchemists, stirring souls and awakening minds. They reinvent jazz while honoring its roots, leaving an indelible mark on the contemporary musical landscape.

MARTA DOMINGO Quintet with MARTA DOMINGO: vocals; CLAIRE LAMOTHE: piano; CLARA NOLL: bass; MAGALI BOUCHARLAT: percussion & EMILIE LAROUBINE: flute, saxophone. Immerse yourself in the sunny and vibrant world of Latin music with this engaging and generous quintet… Let yourself be carried away by the intoxicating rhythms: salsa, cumbia, bolero, cha-cha-cha… For an evening of dancing and light.

Cecilya Mestres & César Pastre Duo: Travel back in time with the best old-school classics (blues, swing, boogie) from the 1920s to the 1950s. Cecilya Mestres: A Barcelona-based singer-songwriter and producer with a luminous voice. Voted Best Female European Blues Artist 2023 in England and an icon in the retro music scene. César Pastre: A pianist and organist with a powerful style, marked by swing, groove, and gospel, and also a love of refined harmonies and melodies.

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