Thursday, November 21* // 8 pm

Norman Rothstein Theater
950 West 41**Avenue - Vancouver

Presale: member 15$ / non member 20$
At the door : member 20$ / non member 25$
(5$ discount for the CSF students)

LOUIS~ JEAN CORMIER

On September 18th, 2012, after
more than 15 years playing to
enthusiastic audiences as a member
of the group Karkwa, which won the
Polaris Prize in 2010, Louis-Jean
Cormier launched his first solo aloum,

“Le treizieme étage”. Nominated for 9
awards, including Best Artist and Best Pop Record of the year
at the 2013 Quebec Music Industry Awards gala, Louis-Jean
has been enthusiastically received by critics and fans. He
has created a musical universe in his own image, and in our
image as well. Pieced together with the help of friends, fellow
musicians and all kinds of artisans, this project is not so much
a “solo career’ as a more personal adventure along parallel
lines in a new direction, with a new voice. Fans will have the
chance to hear this new voice for the first time in Vancouver,
on Thursday, November 21st at 8 p.m., with Louis-Jean in
concert at the Norman Rothstein theatre.

ANIQUE GRANGER
SASKATCHEWAN
To open LouisJean’ performance, Le Centre is pleased to

Canada and Europe. She first made
her mark as the oo-instigator of the Polly-Esther duo, jointly signing
three albums, including “Les cent pas”, which was hailed as best
francophone album at the Westem Canadian Music Awards in
2003. Since 2005, she has pursued a solo career, starling with
her first solo album, “Pépins”. Anique is coming to Vancouver to
presenther second album, “Les outils qu’on a”, newly launched in
2013. With her penetrating gaze and charming shyness, Anique
has emerged on the Franco-Canadian music scene as a sweet
revelation. Her lyrics are peppered with a disarming and surprising
sense of humour, and her toe-tapping music is enlivened with a