Bonne Nuit

Bonne Nuit is the last dance before the end of the world, all together, eyes open and hearts aflame. Born in Vendée, exiled to Paris, the two terrible children of electronic pop transform contemporary anguish into collective trance.

Between raw electro, dirty guitars, and saturated synths, the duo sculpts front-and-center pieces where anger flirts with tenderness. Their French lyrics, generational and unfiltered, stick to your skin.

Influenced by the radical energy of Rebeka Warrior, the emotional power of Zaho de Sagazan, the fever of Bagarre, the urgency of Johnny Jane, and the incandescence of My Chemical Romance, Bonne Nuit imposes a signature that is both abrasive and danceable.

On stage, Bonne Nuit transcends. In barely two years and over 200 concerts, the band has forged itself a reputation for intense and unifying live experience.

After a notable performance at the Transmusicales de Rennes, at Hyper weekend, and at MaMA, they fill La Maroquinerie, scheduled for March 19, 2026 more than a month and a half in advance, and are preparing to play this summer at Vieilles Charrues, Nuit de l'Erdre, Art Rock, Europavox, Pluies de Juillet, and at many other festivals.