• Baie

    Centre des arts 24 tables, 82, chemin Canada, Edmundston

    Today, BAIE begins a new chapter with its second full-length album, *La tête a ses raisons*, set for release in June 2026. This album draws more deeply on the personal experiences and emotions of the band's four members, while remaining true to the nostalgic pop energy that defines them. The 11 tracks oscillate between introspection and lightheartedness, promising to make you dance as much as they do daydream.

    With this new album, BAIE continues to blend their influences, play with sounds and emotions, and create music that speaks to you as much as it does to them.

  • Laurence Jalbert

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    A voice born of the sea, carried by heart and instinct.

    Celebrate 35 years of music and rediscover Laurence Jalbert's legendary debut album in a show brimming with emotion and intensity. Accompanied by her musicians, she will thrill you with her greatest hits from the album, including Tomber, Au nom de la raison, Les yeux noirs, and Rage. The artist also has a few surprises in store that are sure to comfort and touch the hearts of the audience.

    This show is a celebration of passion, strength, and a deep love for her audience for over 35 years!

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Fred Pellerin

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    When the priest died, two graves were dug: one on each side of the cemetery fence. During three days and three nights of wake, the entire village debated which side to lay him on: in holy ground or on the other side.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Broue

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Since its very first performance on Wednesday, March 21, 1979, the love affair between Quebec audiences and Broue has lasted almost 39 years without interruption.
    This play has long since surpassed its status as mere entertainment and comedy to become a true source of national pride.

    Broue has broken numerous records.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Jay Scøtt

    Centre des arts 24 tables, 82, chemin Canada, Edmundston

    Throughout the show, Jay Scøtt invites you, armed with his guitar, into his melancholic world of catchy rhymes and vocal melodies.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Lou-Adriane Cassidy

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Lou-Adriane Cassidy returns with Triste Animal, a show based on her fourth album of the same name.
    The singer-songwriter won 12 Félix Awards at the 47th ADISQ Gala.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Mariana Mazza

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    For her third show, Foie Gras, Mariana Mazza decides to express herself with her head and her heart... for a change.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Roch Voisine

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    ROCH VOISINE : The Lightfoot Sessions

    Acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter Roch Voisine returns to the stage with The Lightfoot Sessions, a new concert experience paying tribute to the legendary Gordon Lightfoot. Reimagining some of the most iconic songs in the Canadian songbook, Roch brings a fresh and intimate perspective to Lightfoot's timeless repertoire, while revisiting highlights from his own celebrated career.

  • Time it Was

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Remember "Flower Power," the era of "Peace & Love." Close your eyes and let yourself be transported back in time to the 1960s and 1970s for a rendezvous with Simon & Garfunkel and Cat Stevens.

  • COUNTRY BOYS

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Imagine a Christmas show with these 4 Country Music icons together on one stage. The Country Boys Christmas show will take you there!

  • Alain Choquette

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Master of the elusive and an outstanding storyteller, Alain Choquette returns to the stage with a new show that is as entertaining as it is inspiring, Entre histoires et illusions (Entre histoires et illusions).

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Ménopause

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    The famous musical parody Menopause, presented by Vitoli, is coming to Quebec for the very first time! Running for over 15 years in Las Vegas, triumphing in Paris for the past two years, and having been applauded by nearly 17 million people in 16 countries, this festive show takes a hilarious and sincere look at what women experience when they go through menopause.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH