LIVE MUSIC
We welcome you on Thursday evenings to the crème de la crème of jazz in France (Stéphane Guillaume, Baptiste Herbin, Sylvain Rifflet…) as well as promising emerging talents . Saturdays are devoted to duos performing a variety of music (soul, funk, bossa, french classics…).
Terms and conditions
On concert evenings, a sum of €10 per person will be added to the price of the first drink to remunerate the artists.
OUR CONCERTS
Stéphane Huchard’s “ORIGINAL BE-POP” features Éric Séva on baritone saxophone, Mattéo Pastorino on bass clarinet, Didier Havet on sousaphone, and Stéphane Huchard on drums. ORIGINAL BE-POP is a unique project that breaks the mold with its deliberately unconventional lineup. This extraordinary quartet takes on the great classics of pop music. Blending the evocative power of iconic tracks with the freedom of expression inherent in jazz, their sound offers a unique playground: organic, modern, and resolutely audacious.

Marta Domingo Quintette Salsa avec MARTA DOMINGO : voix ; CLAIRE LAMOTHE : piano ; CLARA NOLL : basse ; MAGALI BOUCHARLAT : percussion & EMILIE LAROUBINE : flute, saxophone.
Plongez dans l’univers ensoleillé et vibrant de la musique latine, avec ce quintet complice et généreux… Laissez-vous emporter par les rythmes enivrants : salsa, cumbia, boléro, cha-cha-cha… Le temps d’une soirée dansante et lumineuse.

The Émilie Hedou Trio, featuring Nicolas Blampain on guitar, Hervé Pouliquen on double bass, and Émilie Hedou on vocals, delivers a truly vibrant performance, inviting the audience on a timeless journey filled with imagination and a deep connection. The three voices, combined with a whimsical stage presence, create a remarkable dynamic for this trio, which seamlessly blends original compositions with covers of songs by artists such as Nina Simone, Janis Joplin, Tom Waits, and Etta James.

LOUCANTA, featuring Azilis (vocals), Romain Salmon (guitar), Edouard Ravelomanantsoa (piano), Basile Guéguen (drums), and Basile Tuauden (double bass), are passionate about Brazil and its musical culture. They will take you on a journey across the ocean. From bossa nova to samba canção, and including Brazilian jazz, they will offer a repertoire of syncopated, colorful rhythms, interspersed with moments of pure emotion, generously performing works by Tom Jobim, Elis Regina, Gilberto Gil, Chico Buarque, Djavan, and others.

Franck Wolf Paris Quartet with Clément Simon (piano), Solène Cairoli (double bass), Philippe Maniez (drums), and Franck Wolf (saxophones). When Strasbourg saxophonist Franck Wolf isn’t playing with Biréli Lagrène, he enjoys, among other things, meeting and/or facilitating encounters between musicians. This is the idea behind this Parisian quartet, for which Franck will contribute some of his own compositions and arrangements, while also inviting his fellow musicians to bring their own music. A wonderful exchange is in store!

Carlos Nápoles (Vocals, Guitar), Felix Toca (Bass), Frederic Locarni (Piano), José Antonio Vallejo (Bongos, Congas) – the Carlos Nápoles Quartet is a musical group inspired by the roots of Cuban son (Salsa), elegantly blending tradition and modernity. The group offers a warm musical journey between Afro-Cuban rhythms and Cuban and Latin poetry, creating a festive and refined atmosphere, ideal for a complete escape to Cuba!

Alvina Jöz “Soul Night Trio” with Oscar Marchioni (keyboards), Hary Gofin (bass), & Alvina Jöz (vocals). Alvina Jöz, a magnetic soul voice with jazz and Caribbean influences. Accompanied by three exceptional musicians, she revisits great soul covers with class and generosity. A vibrant and refined evening, where live emotion meets the elegance of a captivating groove.

Stéphane Guillaume’s “Impression Stream” features Sedef Erçetin (cello), Maria Papapetropoulou (piano), Antoine Banville (percussion), and Stéphane Guillaume (soprano saxophone). Bridges have often been built between classical and jazz, sometimes making purists cringe, but here Stéphane Guillaume seems to have synthesized the two, as if classification were no longer possible—and all the better for it. Borrowing the acoustic color of the instruments and harmonic rigor from classical music, while slipping in more jazzy choruses and percussion on certain tracks, the musical journey offered is truly unique.

Swingin’Easy with Doris (Vocals) & Louis (Guitar) With finesse and sensitivity, Swingin’Easy offers music that celebrates blues, soul, and American pop, rearranged for guitar and voice. With a looper pedal at his feet, Louis Alléaume enchants with his jazz-tinged guitar solos, while Doris Bula captivates with her voice, sometimes powerful, sometimes smooth.

Émilie Calme Quartet with Vincent Bourgeyx on piano; Gilles Naturel on double bass; Julie Saury on drums & Émilie Calme: Flutes. “Her flute playing is stunning, evoking in turn sensuality, melancholy, energy, or nonchalance, always with that enigmatic poetic veil, a suggestive power that opens up multiple interpretations, according to the whims of transformed standards.” Jazz Colors Hit

Roda de Samba “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, and Adrien Verger on drums. Born from a meeting at the Didier Lockwood jazz school, these four young musicians are reuniting 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.



