Fredo des Ogres de Barback

Fredo, one of the pillars of Les Ogres de Barback, offers a solo musical interlude, revealing a more intimate side of his artistic world. A chance to discover his personal compositions and rearranged performances.

Fredo, real name Frédéric Burguière, is an iconic figure of the French band Les Ogres de Barback, which he co-founded in 1994 with his brothers and sisters. Known for his mastery of accordion, guitar and vocals, he has helped forge the Ogres' eclectic musical identity, blending French chanson, world music and rock sounds. The band is famous for tracks such as "Chien à plumes" and "Rue de Panam", and for its commitment to artistic independence.

For this Lyon date, Fredo performs solo, a setting that showcases his talent as a singer-songwriter and his more personal approach to music. Far from the Ogres' collective energy, his solo concerts are often a chance to explore more intimate atmospheres, poetic lyrics and delicate melodies, sometimes accompanied by a few additional instruments. Audiences can expect a set of around an hour and a half, favouring emotion and closeness with the artist.

This concert is aimed at fans of lyrical French chanson, loyal followers of Les Ogres de Barback keen to discover another side of Fredo, as well as those who enjoy intimate performances. The A Thou Bout d'Chant venue, known for its warm atmosphere and closeness to the artists, offers an ideal setting for this kind of musical encounter, encouraging attentive listening and a special connection.