P'tit Belliveau.
Saturday 20 February 202720h00
Imperial Bell 252 St-Joseph East St.
Regular: 42,00 $
Taxes and service fees included

Type of show
Spectacle en admission générale debout

Doors openning
7 PM

First part
Bombe


Category
Folk

Origin
Nova Scotia

P'tit Belliveau

P’tit Belliveau is the full-time project of Jonah Guimond, a pop experimentalist and proud resident of Baie-Sainte-Marie, Nova Scotia. Known for generational anthems like “Income Tax,” “J’aimerais d’avoir un John Deere,” and “L’église de St. Bernard,” he blends country, bluegrass, pop-rock, and just about everything else into arrangements that are part synthetic, entirely human. Across four celebrated albums, he has built a distinctive musical universe rooted in everyday joys and mishaps. Prolific and unapologetically himself, P’tit Belliveau follows only two rules: make music he loves and connect with his audience. The result is irresistibly catchy, endlessly fun, and filled with just a little more love.

Opening act - Bombe

Bombe is a dance-punk band with British and American musical influences, while lyrically radiating an infectious pride in their Québécois roots. Driven by a desire to make local music exciting and bold, the four-piece has just released its debut EP, un.