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SOLD OUT • Luiza + Nagä

12.12.26 / 8pm

Big Hall · Live - Pop / Dub

€20 - €23 - €25

Ticketing

Luiza

Where Luiza was born 30 years ago, art was everywhere. In the sensitive rigor of her father, a jazz double bassist guided by interest, curiosity, and respect for music; in the instinct of her mother, a free-spirited and daring Brazilian contemporary dancer; and at the heart of a family teeming with artists, right down to her own sensitivity, which she was taught to harness.

At dub parties, in jam sessions, whenever she can and in every language—even those that don’t exist—Luiza begins to sing. It’s visceral; her voice can no longer be silenced: she must turn this passion into her profession.

With her, we journey from sky to earth, from sun to winter, from day to night. Track by track, we let ourselves be lulled and hear how much Luiza loved jazz, world music, and contemporary electronic textures before creating her own, reminding us how music, when it is so sincere, fills our hearts.

Nagä

Nagä is made up of four letters from a surname jumbled together. Born in Rouen, having lived in Annecy, and now based in Paris, he moves forward with what he has — momentum, despite doubts and setbacks. A certain modesty comes through when he talks about himself—that of someone who prefers to stay as close as possible to his truth.

The project explores deconstruction, one’s relationship with oneself, mental health, and a sense of urgency. It’s about moving beyond "the disaster of our fake lives" and shedding a protective shell—one must learn to let go of it. The tracks "Dans le noir," "Tous les soirs," "Sous la pluie," "La Lettre du mercredi soir," and "Personnel" traverse states of mind and emotions tinged with melancholy, without ever becoming trapped by them. A live performance widely shared on social media helped spread the project : in just a few months, it garnered over 600,000 streams, compared to 67 monthly listeners three months earlier. Shortly thereafter, he won a contest that earned him the opportunity to open for Orelsan at the Zénith in Caen in front of 7,000 people.

Where ?

Big Hall · Live

La Belle Électrique
12 Esplanade Andry-Farcy
38000 Grenoble

Directions

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.