Tadoussac raises the veil on 2027: Lou-Adriane Cassidy and Thomas Fersen in the first place, passports blind in pre-sale!
The biggest of Quebec's small festivals is playing Santa Claus before the hour! The Tadoussac Song Festival, which will hold its 2027 edition from June 10 to 13, has just unveiled two first names of its programming — and opened the pre-sale of its passports blind.
Because the suspense was too long to hold until the grand unveilment of April 2, the festival shared its secrets: Lou-Adriane Cassidy will present *Triste Animal*, the show from his fourth album, surrounded by five musicians — an exceptional performer, between shocking sobriety and frenetic energy. At his side, French singer-songwriter Thomas Fersen will bring his poetic and deeply human universe, all in finesse, words and music.
Every summer, this small giant of the Côte-Nord transforms the village of Tadoussac into a great musical festival: more than 40 artists, especially Francophones — from confirmed names to emerging talents — and more than 50 performances in four days, between the St. Lawrence River and the Saguenay fjord. The blind passports, offered in presale, allow the faithful to reserve their place before even knowing the whole poster: the brand of festivals that we love with our eyes closed!
And autumn is not waiting: the festival renews its collaboration with the Festival des oiseaux migrigaires de la Côte-Nord by welcoming Stéphane Lafleur as a solo show at the church of Tadoussac, where he revisits 25 years of compositions. Festival TV loves these human-sized meetings where the French-language song lives closely — an appointment from June 10 to 13, 2027, where the river meets the music!
— Moïse 1er, the Festival Explorer