People often wonder how very young artists manage to become international stars… Sometimes, it starts very simply. This is the case with Pascale Picard… Originally from Quebec, she played the guitar at a very young age and learned English thanks to the Beatles records playing on loop at home…
At 24, her first album “Me, Myself and Us” was released. Could she have imagined her success? Pascale went on to sell more than 150,000 copies in Canada. Nominated for the Juno Awards (the equivalent of France’s Victoires de la Musique) in the category of English pop revelation of the year, the young singer embarked on a massive sold-out tour in Canada.
The Francophone adventure was inevitable for the successful artist she had become. Her album was released in France in June 2008, but Pascale remains grounded: “Alone you’re nothing, if no one is there to love your music, you’re nothing either.” It’s no coincidence she chose to name her album “Me, Myself and Us.”
Saturday, October 17, 2009, at 8:30 PM
La Palestre – Cannet
Public price: €27
Free seating
