Concert Schedule (17)

All (17)
France (17)

Tue, 20:00 Apr 29 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY Gare du Midi - Biarritz, France	€77
Sat, 20:00 May 10 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY PALAIS DES CONGRES - SALLE MAURICE RAVEL - Le Touquet, France
Sat, 20:00 May 17 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY - En ballade avec LES ATELIERS MAGIQUES DE DANI LARY - Barbières, France
Sun, 17:00 May 18 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY ZINGA ZANGA - Beziers, France
Sun, 17:00 May 25 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY Mégacité d'Amiens - Amiens, France
Sun, 17:00 Jun 1 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY Théâtre Femina - Bordeaux, France
Wed, 20:00 Jun 18 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY Casino d'Arras - Arras, France
Fri, 20:00 Jun 20 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY Versailles Palais des Congrès - Versailles, France
Sun, 17:00 Jul 6 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY Bourse du Travail - Lyon, France	€71
Sat, 20:00 Sep 13 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY - HUGUES AFFRAY Congress Centre - Angers, France
Sun, 17:00 Sep 14 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY PALAIS DES CONGRES - ATLANTIA - La Baule Escoublac, France
Mon, 20:00 Sep 22 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY Congress and exhibition palace - Perpignan, France
Wed, 20:00 Oct 1 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY Espace Malraux - Joué-lès-Tours, France
Sun, 17:00 Oct 12 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY CONFLUENCE SPECTACLES - Avignon, France
Sat, 20:00 Oct 25 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY ESPACE AVEL-VOR - Plougastel Daoulas, France
Sun, 20:00 Nov 9 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY The Dome of Paris - Paris, France
Wed, 20:00 Nov 19 2025	HUGUES AUFRAY Arcadium - Annecy, France

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Hugues Aufray 2025 Tour Info

Genre: Pop, Chanson Francaise

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About Hugues Aufray

French folk troubadour Hugues Aufray, known for adapting Bob Dylan's music into French, gained fame with hits like "Santiano" and "Celine." Born in Neuilly sur Seine, he built a repertoire of Latin American and Georges Brassens songs before a record deal at Barclay. Representing Luxembourg in Eurovision 1963 and opening for Johnny Hallyday, his "Aufray Chante Dylan" boosted his fame. Despite mixed reactions to later works, he maintained a cult following, celebrated milestones at Olympia, and explored Celtic and Latin influences in his later albums.