Melissa Laveaux + Alice Lewis LFSM

Mélissa Laveaux, a French-Canadian artist of Haitian origin, blends indie pop, folk and Caribbean music. Her songs explore identity and social justice. The evening will open with Alice Lewis, a singer-songwriter with a delicate and hypnotic universe.

For the third consecutive year, Théâtre Rutebeuf hosts the Les Femmes s'en mêlent festival, an unmissable event for independent music that shines a spotlight on female artists from the rock, pop and alternative scenes.

A major figure of this edition, Mélissa Laveaux has spent nearly twenty years developing a singular body of work at the crossroads of indie pop, folk, rock and Caribbean music.

A French-Canadian artist of Haitian origin, she explores questions of identity, memory, emancipation and social justice through her songs, with a rare freedom of tone and intensity.

Driven by a magnetic stage presence, she delivers concerts where energy brushes shoulders with intimacy, and the power of the lyrics meets captivating melodies. The evening will open with Alice Lewis, a singer-songwriter with a delicate and hypnotic universe.

Hosted in the intimacy of the Conservatoire Léo Delibes auditorium, this evening celebrates the female voices shaping today's music and illustrates the Theatre's commitment to emerging creation and artistic discovery.