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Mélo Festival with Jérôme 50, Marie-Annick Lepine, and more

Jun 6, 2025 at 4:00 PM  ·  Plaza Repentigny, Repentigny, QC Plaza Repentigny, Repentigny, QC

Mélo Festival
Jun 6
Mélo Festival
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Montreal's Milk & Bone, the electropop duo of Laurence Lafond-Beaulne and Camille Poliquin, crafts dreamy, melancholic music with lush English harmonies. Known for albums like "Little Mourning," "Deception Bay," and "Chrysalism," they earned a Juno Award for Electronic Album of the Year. Their collaborations include Chromeo and contributions to film and Cirque du Soleil.
Michel Rivard is a celebrated Quebecois singer-songwriter, guitarist, and actor who helped shape contemporary urban folk. A former member of Beau Dommage, he is known for classics like La complainte du phoque en Alaska and Le blues d’la métropole. With a prolific solo career and notable collaborations, he has earned numerous awards in Quebec and Europe.
Montreal-born, Paris-based pop auteur Charlotte Cardin crafts smoky electro-soul marked by raw intimacy. Known for hits like "Feel Good" and "Confetti", the multi-JUNO winner earned international acclaim and Billboard honors with breakthrough albums "Phoenix" and "99 Nights".
From Maniwaki, Quebec, country artist Matt Lang released his debut EP in 2018. He won the 2019 SiriusXM Top of the Country competition, earned over 55 million streams, and received multiple Quebec Country Gala and ADISQ awards, plus CCMA nominations. He has performed at major festivals like Boots and Hearts and opened for Luke Combs.
Montreal singer-songwriter Geoffroy has released four LPs, including Coastline, 1952, Live Slow Die Wise, and Good Boy. Known for blending organic and electronic elements, his music now incorporates Latin, Asian, and African influences.
Cairo-born, Montréal-based artist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Ash blends electronic production with instruments like piano, guitar, saxophone, and percussion. Shaped by Egyptian and French cultures, his cinematic music explores identity and heritage.
Marie-Annick Lépine is a multi-instrumentalist best known as a member of the group Les Cowboys Fringants. Playing violin, cello, piano, accordion, banjo, mandolin, and guitar, she also launched several solo albums including Au bout du rang, J’ai brodé mon cœur, and Entre Beaurivage et L’Ange-Gardien.
Montreal-born singer-songwriter Chiara Savasta blends indie and introspective pop. Known for projects Summerhood and brand new girl, brand new machine, she shares raw coming-of-age tales.
Founded in late 2019, Super Plage (Jules Henry) is a French-language nu-disco artist. He’s released four albums, including Magie à minuit (2023), nominated for ADISQ Electronic Album of the Year, and has played Francos de Montréal, SXSW and more.
Quebec rapper Loud is a hip-hop force, known for his "Franglais" style. His platinum album "Une année record" won a Juno Award. Popular hits include "Toutes les femmes savent danser" and "56K".
CRi (Christophe Dubé) is a Montreal electronic artist known for pulsating house synths and forward-thinking basslines. He broke through with EPs Tell Her and Someone Else, earned a 2018 Juno nod, and released the album Juvenile.
Fondé en Chine en 2006, Québec Redneck Bluegrass Project (QRBP) mêle folklore et folk acoustique à une énergie punk. Ses textes humoristiques signés JP « Le Pad » Tremblay ont mené à des millions d’écoutes, 2 chansons certifiées or et une platine (Music Canada).

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