JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS RELEASES NEW ALBUM, MIRADOR, SHARES SHORT FILM

September 25, 2026

**JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS’ NEW ALBUM MIRADOR EMBARKS ON MAXIMALIST CLASSICAL ODYSSEY, OUT TODAY VIA ARTS & CRAFTS**

ACCOMPANIED BY AN IMMERSIVE FILM THAT BLENDS LIVE PERFORMANCE AND NARRATIVE ADVENTURE

**WATCH / SHARE MIRADOR SHORT FILM HERE**

**BUY / STREAM MIRADOR HERE**

NEW CANADIAN TOUR DATES ANNOUNCED TODAY

INTIMATE UK AND EUROPEAN TOUR DATES SOLD OUT

"A piece that opens with the full range of a 12-person baroque choir before Blais' piano takes the lead, guiding us through a vibrant dreamscape in just three minutes. ...with Ulysse, Blais is letting us into his inner world." CBC Music, Songs You Need To Hear on “ulysse”

**LISTEN TO JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS TALK ABOUT MIRADOR ON CBC Q HERE**

Photo Credit: Adrian Villagomez // DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

mirador, the fourth album from Montreal pianist and composer Jean-Michel Blais, is out today. It is Blais’ first release following his critically acclaimed collaborative album with Lara Somogyi, released last year. The new record finds the Montreal artist turning his gaze onto a wide, wondrous world, exchanging contemporary minimalism for a light and generous maximalism.

In support of the album’s release, Blais has shared a new film created with longtime collaborator and director Adrian Villagomez. Part live session, part narrative film, the piece brings the world of mirador to life through two parallel stories. As two young boys follow the logic of imagination rather than that of the adults around them, the film gradually slips between the everyday and the surreal, leaving the boundary between the two deliberately unresolved.

**WATCH / SHARE MIRADOR SHORT FILM HERE**

mirador is an odyssey that spans choirs, strings and the music of the Andes, from Spanish caves to Estonian forests and all the way back to the basement in Nicolet, Québec, where Blais first imagined adventures. As a musical kid and, even if he wasn’t fully aware of these things yet, as a queer person, with Tourette’s, Blais’s hideaway was his imaginary lookout, his “mirador,” from which he could dream the world.

“Despite everything, mirador takes shape and reaches you. Starting from a hazy dream, taking the detours in stride, improvising, falling, getting back up, and pushing on, until arriving somewhere—often where we never planned to go. That's a bit like life, too. From the child's daydream in each of us to its fulfillment, mirador is above all the result of a deeply collective effort, of which I am only the visible tip of a huge iceberg”

With more than 375 million streams globally to his name, mirador began with Blais reflecting on childhood memories of building imaginary worlds in his parents’ basement. The album’s title references those early “lookout” spaces, places of refuge, invention and possibility. Working with composer and arranger William Brittelle (LA Philharmonic, The National), he assembled a choir of 12 baroque singers and then added a string quartet of his friends. Blais also enlisted Tulio Velazco Villagra, a master of Andean instruments. Elsewhere, residencies at the Arvo Pärt Centre informed the meditative atmosphere. The result is Blais’ most adventurous and transportive work yet, an album that moves fluidly between folk traditions, contemporary composition and cinematic storytelling while holding onto a sense of intimacy throughout.

**BUY / STREAM MIRADOR HERE**

MORE ABOUT JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS
Montreal-based pianist and composer Jean-Michel Blais is signed to Arts & Crafts and Mercury KX (Decca). Since his first album, il, released in 2016 and named one of the 10 best albums of the year by Time Magazine, his music has reached an international audience and accumulated over 375 million streams.

Trained in performance at the conservatory of music, he developed an intimate and expansive musical language on his own, where the piano engages in dialogue with electronic and orchestral textures. A member of the lgbtq+ community and living with tourette syndrome, he also draws on his experience as a social worker to create profoundly human music, driven by sensitivity and emancipation.

His five albums have received critical acclaim, whether in Pitchfork, The Fader or Le Figaro. On stage, he performs solo, in ensembles or with orchestras, in iconic venues such as the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam or the Southbank Centre in London, as well as in outdoor concerts, notably in front of more than 40,000 spectators at the Montreal International Jazz festival.

A composer for film and television, he won a Cannes Soundtrack award for his score for Xavier Dolan's film Matthias & Maxime and composed the music for the Wonderfall at Moment Factory installation in Singapore's Changi airport. His music also appears in the Netflix series The Brothers Sun, advertising campaigns for Tudor and Louis Vuitton and during french figure skater Kévin Aymoz's performance at the Milano-Cortina Olympic Games.

2026
Sep 24 - Maison de la culture de Waterloo, WATERLOO, ON (Sold Out)
Sep 27 - Salle Pauline Julien, STE-GENEVIÈVE, QC (Sold Out)
Oct 03 - Théâtre du Marais, VAL-MORIN, QC (Sold Out)
Oct 23 - Felt Room, BERLIN, DE (Sold Out)
Oct 26 - World Heart Beat, LONDON, UK (Sold Out)
Oct 27 - TivoliVredenburg, UTRECHT, NL (Sold Out)
Oct 28 - La Piccola Scala, PARIS, FR (Sold Out)

2027
Jan 12 - Le Poisson Rouge, NEW YORK, NY
Jan 13 - First Unitarian Church, PHILADELPHIA, PA
Jan 14 - Iron Horse, NORTHAMPTON, MA
Jan 15 - Press Room, PORTSMOUTH, NH
Jan 16 - Arts at the Armory, BOSTON, MA
Jan 23 - Espace Saint-Ignace, NOMININGUE, QC
Jan 28 - Théâtre Lionel Groulx, SAINTE-THÉRÈSE, QC
Jan 29 - Centre des arts Juliette Lassonde, ST-HYACINTHE, QC
Jan 30 - Théâtre Belcourt, BAIE-DU-FEBVRE, QC (Sold Out)
Jan 31 - Le Carré 150, VICTORIAVILLE, QC
Feb 05 - Centre des Arts, SHAWINIGAN, QC
Feb 06 - Théâtre Granada, SHERBROOKE, QC
Feb 07 - Salle Albert Dumouchel, SALABERRY-DE-VALLEYFIELD, QC
Feb 10 - Maison des arts Desjardins Drummondville, DRUMMONDVILLE, QC
Feb 12 - Centre Culturel Desjardins, JOLIETTE, QC
Feb 13 - Salle Edwin-Bélanger, MONTMAGNY, QC
Feb 14 - Grand Théâtre de Québec, QUÉBEC, QC
Feb 17 - Théâtre Manuvie, BROSSARD, QC
Feb 18 - Théâtre Hector Charland, L'ASSOMPTION, QC
Feb 19 - Salle Méchatigan, ST-MARIE-DE-BEAUCE, QC
Feb 20 - Salle Dussault, THETFORD MINES, QC
Feb 21 - Théâtre du Vieux-Terrebonne, TERREBONNE, QC
Feb 25 - Théâtre de la Ville, LONGUEUIL (Sold Out), QC
Feb 26 - Salle André-Mathieu, LAVAL, QC
Feb 27 - Le Zénith, ST-EUSTACHE, QC
Mar 05 - National Arts Centre, OTTAWA, ON
Mar 17 - Jazzmine, WARSAW, PL
Mar 20 - Halle 424, HAMBURG, DE
Mar 21 - Heimathafen, BERLIN, DE
Mar 22 - Pianeo Festival, MÜNSTER, DE
Mar 23 - Zeche Carl, ESSEN, DE
Mar 24 - Kings Place, LONDON, OK
Mar 26 - CCHA, HASSELT. BE
Mar 27 - Schouwburg, LEUVEN, NL
Mar 28 - Concertgebouw, AMSTERDAM, NL
Apr 03 - Café de la Danse, PARIS, FR
Apr 27 - Salle Pauline-Boutal, WINNIPEG, MB
Apr 28 - Calgary Festival Hall, CALGARY, AB
Apr 30 - Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, VANCOUVER, BC
May 01 - Fremont Abbey, SEATTLE, WA
May 02 - Hallowed Halls, PORTLAND, OR
May 04 - The Chapel, SAN FRANCISCO, CA
May 05 - Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever, LOS ANGELES, CA
May 20 - Salle Léo-Poulin, EDMUNDSTON, NB
May 21 - Centre Culturel de Caraquet, CARAQUET, NB
May 22 - Capitol Theatre, MONCTON, NB
May 23 - Playhouse, FREDERICTON, NB
Jun 27 - Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, MONTRÉAL, QC
Oct 01 - Centre Culturel St-John, BROMONT, QC
Oct 02 - Château Scènes, CHÂTEAUGUAY, QC
Oct 03 - L’Anglicane, LÉVIS, QC
Oct 07 - Théâtre des Deux-Rives, ST-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU, QC
Oct 08 - Théâtre Desjardins, MONTRÉAL, QC (LASALLE)
Oct 10 - Salle Odyssée, GATINEAU, QC
Oct 12 - Théâtre Gilles Vigneault, ST-JÉRÔME, QC
Oct 13 - Théâtre Eldorado Gold, VAL-D'OR, QC
Oct 14 - Théâtre du Cuivre, ROUYN-NORANDA, QC
Oct 15 - Théâtre des Eskers, AMOS, QC
Oct 19 - Salle J.-Antonio-Thompson, TROIS RIVIÈRES, QC
Oct 20 - Théâtre C, SAGUENAY, QC
Oct 21 - Salle de Spectacles Desjardins, RIMOUSKI, QC
Oct 22 - Studio du Quai des Arts, CARLETON-SUR-MER, QC

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mirador TRACKLIST
1. muses
2. ulysse
3. pavane
4. carnavalito
5. mirador
6. quwi
7. granada
8. kyrie
9. laulasmaa
10. silhouettes
11. querelle
12. la chambre des possibles

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JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS SHARES TITLE TRACK FROM UPCOMING LP, MIRADOR

September 3, 2026

**THE MONTREAL PIANIST AND COMPOSER SHARES TITLE TRACK FROM FOURTH ALBUM, MIRADOR, OUT SEPTEMBER 25 VIA ARTS & CRAFTS**

BUY / STREAM “MIRADOR” HERE
LISTEN / SHARE “MIRADOR” HERE

**PRE-SAVE MIRADOR HERE**

CANADA, EUROPE AND UK TOUR DATES BEGIN THIS FALL

LISTEN TO JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS ON CBC Q

Photo Credit: Adrian Villagomez // DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

Today, Montreal pianist and composer Jean-Michel Blais shares “mirador”, the title track from his forthcoming fourth album, released September 25 on Arts & Crafts. Following “ulysse” and “carnavalito”, “mirador” brings Blais to the heart of a record shaped by childhood, imagination and the places we create in order to look out onto the world. Hauntingly beautiful, the piece begins with the pulse and breath of a choir before Blais’ piano slowly emerges, its gentle melody surrounded by voices that gather, dissolve and gather again.

The title track takes its name from the imaginary lookout Blais created for himself as a child in his parents’ basement in Nicolet, Québec. As a musical kid and, even if he wasn’t fully aware of these things yet, as a queer person with Tourette’s, this private world became a place of refuge and possibility: somewhere from which he could dream of everything that might exist beyond it.

On “mirador”, Blais returns to that lookout from the other side of childhood. What was once solitary becomes collective, with piano and human voices moving around one another until they finally converge on a single triad. It captures something central to the album itself: memory not as something fixed, but something that can be revisited, rearranged and shared.

Speaking about “mirador”, Blais says:
“‘mirador’ is at the same time the title of the album and of this single. It’s a Spanish word, with ‘mira’ meaning ‘to look’. So, a ‘mirador’ a lookout or a tower from which you protect a castle… ‘mirador’ for me is this place that as a kid, I would go to travel time and space. I had Tourettes, and as a queer kid I had a hard time, sometimes, to find my way in society. So I would go to the basement, like the one depicted on the album cover, where we had a bunch of VHS, CDs and vinyl, through which I would feel like I could travel the world.”

BUY / STREAM “MIRADOR” HERE
LISTEN / SHARE “MIRADOR” HERE

With more than 375 million streams globally to his name, Blais began mirador by reflecting on childhood memories of building imaginary worlds in his parents’ basement. From there, the record expands far beyond those walls: an odyssey spanning choirs, strings and the music of the Andes, travelling from Spanish caves to Estonian forests and eventually finding its way home to Québec.

Working with composer and arranger William Brittelle (LA Philharmonic, The National), Blais assembled a choir of 12 baroque singers before adding a string quartet of friends. He also enlisted Tulio Velazco Villagra, a master of Andean instruments, while residencies at the Arvo Pärt Centre informed the album’s meditative atmosphere.

The result is Blais’ most adventurous and transportive work yet, exchanging contemporary minimalism for a light and generous maximalism while retaining the intimacy that has always sat at the centre of his music. If the childhood mirador was somewhere Blais could retreat to and imagine the world beyond him, the album that bears its name finds him opening that space up: looking backwards, outwards and towards the future.

BUY / STREAM “ULYSSE” HERE
WATCH / SHARE “ULYSSE” HERE

MORE ABOUT JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS
Jean-Michel Blais is a Montreal based pianist, composer and performer signed to Arts & Crafts and Mercury KX (Decca). In the first decade since the release of his landmark 2016 debut album, II, the classically trained Blais has defined his music through the reverent intimacy he shares with his instrument, the piano. Named in TIME’s Top 10 Best Albums of the Year, the magazine described his improvisation inspired debut as “music that breathes, invites one to take a moment, and acknowledges that there is still much beauty in the world.”

Through this connection with the piano, the multiple Polaris Music Prize shortlisted and two time JUNO Award nominated artist has reached audiences around the world. He has performed one of the largest neoclassical concerts in history to nearly 40,000 people at the Montreal Jazz Festival, collaborated with the Orchestre de l’Agora and the Orchestre symphonique de Québec, and amassed more than 397 million streams across a catalogue that includes the ambient and new age inspired Dans ma main (2018), which drew influence from the music that soothed his Tourette syndrome as a child, the Félix Award winning aubades (2022), his first exploration of composition for chamber orchestra, and désert (2025), a collaborative album with American harpist Lara Somogyi.

BUY / STREAM “CARNAVALITO” HERE
WATCH / SHARE “CARNAVALITO” HERE

His diverse résumé also encompasses the Cannes Award winning Matthias & Maxime (2019) soundtrack, the twilight inspired serenades EP (2023), and Cascades (2017), created with producer CFCF. Together, these works continue Pitchfork’s observation of the “thrilling synchronization of piano and electronics” that has become a defining thread throughout his catalogue.

On mirador, his fourth studio album, released in September 2026, Blais embarks on an expansive, beneath the surface odyssey spanning choirs, strings and the music of the Andes. Travelling from Spanish caves to Estonian forests before returning home to tiny Nicolet, Québec, mirador opens listeners’ eyes onto Blais’ wide, wondrous and deeply personal world. It is an aspirational journey that exchanges contemporary minimalism for a light, generous maximalism.

Throughout his discography, Blais has used instrumentation and composition as tools of personal expression, subtly revealing different facets of his identity as a queer artist, perpetual traveller, student and caregiver, often through the lens of his upbringing. Four albums into his career, Jean-Michel Blais is no longer simply charting the map of his grown up heart. On mirador, he offers a new perspective on childhood: a vivid and vicarious invitation to listen again, gazing ahead into the imaginary.

**PRE-SAVE MIRADOR HERE**

JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS PERFORMANCES

2026
09.24 — WATERLOO, QC — Maison de la culture de Waterloo
09.27 — STE-GENEVIÈ— VE, QC — Salle Pauline Julien
10.03 — VAL-MORIN, QC — Théâtre du Marais
10.19 — TROIS RIVIÈRE - Salle J.-Antonio-Thompson
10.23 — BERLIN, DE — Felt Room
10.26 — LONDON, UK — World Heart Beat
10.27 — UTRECHT, NL — TivoliVredenburg
10.28 — PARIS, FR — La Piccola Scala
11.28 — TORONTO, ON — Koerner Hall

2027
01.23 — NOMININGUE, QC — Espace Saint-Ignace
01.28 — SAINTE-THÉRÈSE, QC — Théâtre Lionel Groulx
01.29 — ST-HYACINTHE, QC — Centre des arts Juliette Lassonde
01.30 — BAIE-DU-FEBVRE, QC — Théâtre Belcourt
01.31 — VICTORIAVILLE, QC — Le Carré 150
02.05 — SHAWINIGAN, QC — Centre des Arts
02.06 — SHERBROOKE, QC — Théâtre Granada
02.07 — SALABERRY-DE-VALLEYFIELD, QC — Salle Albert Dumouchel
02.10 — DRUMMONDVILLE, QC — Maison des arts Desjardins Drummondville
02.12 — JOLIETTE, QC — Centre Culturel Desjardins
02.13 — MONTMAGNY, QC — Salle Edwin-Bélanger
02.14 — QUÉBEC, QC — Grand Théâtre de Québec
02.17 — BROSSARD, QC — Théâtre Manuvie
02.18 — L’ASSOMPTION, QC — Théâtre Hector Charland
02.19 — ST-MARIE-DE-BEAUCE, QC — Salle Méchatigan
02.20 — THETFORD MINES, QC — Salle Dussault
02.21 — TERREBONNE, QC — Théâtre du Vieux-Terrebonne
02.25 — LONGUEUIL, QC — Théâtre de la Ville
02.26 — LAVAL, QC — Salle André-Mathieu
02.27 — ST-EUSTACHE, QC — Le Zénith
03.05 — OTTAWA, ON — National Arts Centre
04.30 — VANCOUVER, BC — Chan Centre for the Performing Arts
05.20 — EDMUNDSTON, NB — Salle Léo-Poulin
05.21 — CARAQUET, NB — Centre Culturel de Caraquet
05.22 — MONCTON, NB — Capitol Theatre
10.01 — BROMONT, QC — Espace Culturel St-John
10.02 — CHÂTEAUGUAY, QC — Château Scènes
10.03 — LÉVIS, QC — L’Anglicane
10.07 — ST-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU, QC — Théâtre des Deux-Rives
10.08 — MONTRÉAL (LASALLE), QC — Théâtre Desjardins
10.10 — GATINEAU, QC — Salle Odyssée
10.12 — ST-JÉRÔME, QC — Théâtre Gilles Vigneault
10.13 — VAL-D’OR, QC — Théâtre Télébec
10.14 — ROUYN-NORANDA, QC — Théâtre du Cuivre
10.15 — AMOS, QC — Théâtre des Eskers
10.19 — TROIS RIVIÈRES, QC Salle J.-Antonio-Thompson
10.20 — SAGUENAY, QC — Théâtre C
10.21 — RIMOUSKI, QC — Salle de Spectacles Desjardins
10.22 — CARLETON-SUR-MER, QC — Studio du Quai des Arts

DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

mirador TRACKLIST
1. muses
2. ulysse
3. pavane
4. carnavalito
5. mirador
6. quwi
7. granada
8. kyrie
9. laulasmaa
10. silhouettes
11. querelle
12. a chambre des possibles

JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS ONLINE
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FACEBOOK

JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS SHARES “CARNAVALITO” FROM UPCOMING LP

July 23, 2026

**THE MONTREAL PIANIST AND COMPOSER SHARES “CARNAVALITO” FROM FOURTH ALBUM, MIRADOR, OUT SEPTEMBER 25 VIA ARTS & CRAFTS**

BUY / STREAM “CARNAVALITO” HERE
WATCH / SHARE “CARNAVALITO” HERE

**PRE-SAVE MIRADOR HERE**

CANADA, EUROPE AND UK TOUR DATES BEGIN THIS FALL

Photo Credit: Adrian Villagomez // DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

Today, Montreal pianist and composer Jean-Michel Blais shares his new single, “carnavalito”, the latest track to be taken from his forthcoming fourth album mirador, released September 25, 2026 on Arts & Crafts. Following previous single “ulysse”, “carnavalito” offers another glimpse into an album that finds Blais turning his gaze onto a wide, wondrous world, exchanging contemporary minimalism for a light and generous maximalism. It is an odyssey that spans choirs, strings and the music of the Andes, from Spanish caves to Estonian forests and all the way back to the basement in Nicolet, Québec, where Blais first imagined adventures.

As a musical kid and, even if he wasn’t fully aware of these things yet, as a queer person, with Tourette’s, Blais’ hideaway was his imaginary lookout, his “mirador,” from which he could dream the world.

Speaking about “carnavalito”, Blais says:
“Fiesta de la quebrada, humahuaqueña para cantar (andean trad.). My crossing of the Andes leads me to Quito, where an elderly instrument seller finally reveals what I had been seeking for months: my three favourite bands are playing at the same festival, Inti Raymi, The Festival of the Sun. Suddenly I find myself overlooking Otavalo, high in the cordillera, searching for tickets to see Charijayak, Los Kjarkas and Bonnie Alberto Terán, the only white face among a mocking crowd. My search leads me backstage, helping the technical crew with the setup. One of the most beautiful days of my life, dancing the carnavalito.”

BUY / STREAM “CARNAVALITO” HERE
WATCH / SHARE “CARNAVALITO” HERE

With more than 375 million streams globally to his name, mirador began with Blais reflecting on childhood memories of building imaginary worlds in his parents’ basement. The album’s title references those early “lookout” spaces, places of refuge, invention and possibility. Working with composer and arranger William Brittelle (LA Philharmonic, The National), he assembled a choir of 12 baroque singers before adding a string quartet of friends. Blais also enlisted Tulio Velazco Villagra, a master of Andean instruments, while residencies at the Arvo Pärt Centre informed the album’s meditative atmosphere. The result is Blais’ most adventurous and transportive work yet, moving fluidly between folk traditions, contemporary composition and cinematic storytelling while holding onto a sense of intimacy throughout.

BUY / STREAM “ULYSSE” HERE
WATCH / SHARE “ULYSSE” HERE

Through this connection with the piano, the multiple Polaris Music Prize shortlisted and two time JUNO Award nominated artist has reached audiences around the world. He has performed one of the largest neoclassical concerts in history to nearly 40,000 people at the Montreal Jazz Festival, collaborated with the Orchestre de l’Agora and the Orchestre symphonique de Québec, and amassed more than 397 million streams across a catalogue that includes the ambient and new age inspired Dans ma main (2018), which drew influence from the music that soothed his Tourette syndrome as a child, the Félix Award winning aubades (2022), his first exploration of composition for chamber orchestra, and désert (2025), a collaborative album with American harpist Lara Somogyi.

His diverse résumé also encompasses the Cannes Award winning Matthias & Maxime (2019) soundtrack, the twilight inspired serenades EP (2023), and Cascades (2017), created with producer CFCF. Together, these works continue Pitchfork’s observation of the “thrilling synchronization of piano and electronics” that has become a defining thread throughout his catalogue.

On mirador, his fourth studio album, Blais embarks on an expansive, beneath the surface odyssey spanning choirs, strings and the music of the Andes. Travelling from Spanish caves to Estonian forests before returning home to tiny Nicolet, Québec, mirador opens listeners’ eyes onto Blais’ wide, wondrous and deeply personal world. It is an aspirational journey that exchanges contemporary minimalism for a light, generous maximalism.

Throughout his discography, Blais has used instrumentation and composition as tools of personal expression, subtly revealing different facets of his identity as a queer artist, perpetual traveller, student and caregiver, often through the lens of his upbringing. Four albums into his career, Jean-Michel Blais is no longer simply charting the map of his grown up heart. On mirador, he offers a new perspective on childhood: a vivid and vicarious invitation to listen again, gazing ahead into the imaginary.

**PRE-SAVE MIRADOR HERE**

TOUR DATES

2026
09.24 — WATERLOO, QC — Maison de la culture de Waterloo
09.27 — STE-GENEVIÈVE, QC — Salle Pauline Julien
10.03 — VAL-MORIN, QC — Théâtre du Marais
10.23 — BERLIN, DE — Felt Room
10.26 — LONDON, UK — World Heart Beat
10.27 — UTRECHT, NL — TivoliVredenburg
10.28 — PARIS, FR — La Piccola Scala
11.28 — TORONTO, ON — Koerner Hall

2027
01.23 — NOMININGUE, QC — Espace Saint-Ignace
01.28 — SAINTE-THÉRÈSE, QC — Théâtre Lionel Groulx
01.29 — ST-HYACINTHE, QC — Centre des arts Juliette Lassonde
01.30 — BAIE-DU-FEBVRE, QC — Théâtre Belcourt
01.31 — VICTORIAVILLE, QC — Le Carré 150
02.05 — SHAWINIGAN, QC — Centre des Arts
02.06 — SHERBROOKE, QC — Théâtre Granada
02.07 — SALABERRY-DE-VALLEYFIELD, QC — Salle Albert Dumouchel
02.10 — DRUMMONDVILLE, QC — Maison des arts Desjardins Drummondville
02.12 — JOLIETTE, QC — Centre Culturel Desjardins
02.13 — MONTMAGNY, QC — Salle Edwin-Bélanger
02.14 — QUÉBEC, QC — Grand Théâtre de Québec
02.17 — BROSSARD, QC — Théâtre Manuvie
02.18 — L'ASSOMPTION, QC — Théâtre Hector Charland
02.19 — ST-MARIE-DE-BEAUCE, QC — Salle Méchatigan
02.20 — THETFORD MINES, QC — Salle Dussault
02.21 — TERREBONNE, QC — Théâtre du Vieux-Terrebonne
02.25 — LONGUEUIL, QC — Théâtre de la Ville
02.26 — LAVAL, QC — Salle André-Mathieu
02.27 — ST-EUSTACHE, QC — Le Zénith
03.05 — OTTAWA, ON — National Arts Centre
04.30 — VANCOUVER, BC — Chan Centre for the Performing Arts
05.20 — EDMUNDSTON, NB — Salle Léo-Poulin
05.21 — CARAQUET, NB — Centre Culturel de Caraquet
05.22 — MONCTON, NB — Capitol Theatre
05.23 — FREDERICTON, NB - Playhouse
10.02 — CHÂTEAUGUAY, QC — Château Scènes
10.03 — LÉVIS, QC — L’Anglicane
10.07 — ST-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU, QC — Théâtre des Deux-Rives
10.08 — MONTRÉAL (LASALLE), QC — Théâtre Desjardins
10.10 — GATINEAU, QC — Salle Odyssée
10.12 — ST-JÉRÔME, QC — Théâtre Gilles Vigneault
10.13 — VAL-D'OR, QC — Théâtre Télébec
10.14 — ROUYN-NORANDA, QC — Théâtre du Cuivre
10.15 — AMOS, QC — Théâtre des Eskers
10.20 — SAGUENAY, QC — Théâtre C
10.21 — RIMOUSKI, QC — Salle de Spectacles Desjardins
10.22 — CARLETON-SUR-MER, QC — Studio du Quai des Arts

DOWNLOAD HIGH-RES

mirador TRACKLIST
1. muses
2. ulysse
3. pavane
4. carnavalito
5. mirador
6. quwi
7. granada
8. kyrie
9. laulasmaa
10. silhouettes
11. querelle
12. a chambre des possibles

JEAN-MICHEL BLAIS ONLINE
WEBSITE
FACEBOOK