Grandbrothers
With the release of their fifth studio album Elsewhere, out September 26, 2025, Grandbrothers return to the stage with a renewed sound and expanded live show. While their signature combination of acoustic piano and beat-driven textures has always defined their music, Elsewhere marks the first time the duo bring analog synths, drum machines, and a more forceful sense of motion into their live performances. It’s a bold shift — a new chapter that stays true to their essence while opening new doors.
Across more than 32 dates throughout Europe and the UK, the Elsewhere tour will take them to some of the continent’s most iconic venues — including Élysée Montmartre (Paris), Melkweg (Amsterdam), Huxleys Neue Welt (Berlin), Scala (London), and Vicar Street (Dublin).
The live show presents a fully reworked stage setup and a visual language that reflects the bold musical shift behind Elsewhere. Layered textures, intricate rhythms, and a sense of both intimacy and forward motion shape the performance experience.
©Dan Medhurst
Lycoriscoris
Japanese producer Yunosuke Senoo created his Myspace account under the name Lycoriscoris in 2009.
The name Lycoriscoris comes mainly from LYCORIS. He was drawn to the fact that LYCORIS means “I look forward to the day we meet again” in the language of flowers. CORIS has no particular meaning. He simply wanted to make the name a little more complex and easier to identify.
His first album was released in 2011 on a Japanese label. After releasing tracks that were more glitchy and downtempo than his current work, he began to explore more immersive and emotional music. After releasing on KX (a sub-label of KOMPAKT), he released two albums and EPs on Anjunadeep that were played on BBC, DUMMY, KEXP, NTS Radio, etc. In recent years, he has released works on labels such as Just This, Moderna Records, NORR, Reflections, and Seven Villas. And in 2025, he released a new album on Ki Records, run by Christian Löffler.
He has performed in clubs, bars, and raves in Tokyo, Shanghai, Seoul, Paris, Madrid, Turin, among others, as a live artist.
©DR
Where ?
Big Hall · Live
La Belle Électrique
12 Esplanade Andry-Farcy
38000 Grenoble
Useful info
Opening hours : Wednesday to Friday, 10am to 1am, and Saturday from 4pm, but also from 6pm if a concert is scheduled.
Doors open : 1 hour before the start of the concert.
Dressing room : €2
Get there
Tramway : Line A stop Berriat - Le Magasin
Bus : Line C5 Université Biologie / Palais de Justice stop "Berriat - Le Magasin".
Train : From Grenoble train station, take tramway A towards "Fontaine La Poya", stop at "Berriat- Le Magasin".
Bicycles : 300 parking spaces available.
Car : Vallier-Catane parking lot, Square des Fusillés or near Rue Ampère.
