Lou-Adriane Cassidy
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Biographie
Lou-Adriane Cassidy, born Lou-Adriane Cassidy-Lacasse on July 11, 1997 in Quebec City, grew up in a family of artists, daughter of the author-songwriter Paule-Andrée Cassidy. From eight to seventeen years old, she sang at the Master's of Small Singer in Quebec City, in the arts and studies program. In 2017, she obtained a CED in pop and jazz singing at Notre-Dame-de-Foy Campus. After a visit to "La Voix" in 2016 and a final at the Granby International Song Festival in 2017, she became known with "It's All Right" and "The End of the World Every Day". His first album appeared in 2019, followed by three other studio albums until 2025, including "Journal d'un loup-garou".
Distinctions and benchmarks
2018: Prix Paroles & Musique aux Francouvertes, avec Philémon Cimon et Stéphanie Boulay ; 2nd place in the contest · 2019: Prix Lucien du meilleur album pop au GAMIQ pour "C'est la fin du monde à tous les jours" · 2022: Prix Lucien de l'artiste de l'année au GAMIQ · 2024: Prix Félix-Leclerc de la chanson ; Félix du Spectacle de l'année — reinterpretation at ADISQ 2024 · 2025: short list of the Prix de musique Polaris pour « Journal d'un loup-garou » ; 12 Prix Félix won during the galas de l'ADISQ 2025 · March 2026: Prix Juno de l'album francophone de l'année pour « Journal d'un loup-garou »
Discographie
"It's the end of the world every day" (2019) · « Lou-Adriane Cassidy tells you: Good evening » (2021) · « Le Roy, La Rose et Le Lou[p] » (2024), live album with Ariane Roy and Thierry Larose · « Journal d'un loup-garou » (January 2025) · « Trist animal » (May 2025), fourth studio album, long list Polaris 2026
On the Poster — Festivals
- 2027 — Tadoussac Song Festival: One of the first two names announced in the 2027 edition — See the festival entry
