“What we want to do and say, it’s happening on stage!” underline the members of Quebec Redneck Bluegrass Project, who offer very few interviews and refuse to be on TV

One day, the food cowboys told the four members of Quebec Quebec Redneck Bluegrass Project: “You have it, the winning recipe!” We try to bring the party to the audience, but you are partying. Consequently, ”

This is exactly what Nicolas Laflamme. Consequently, Jean-Philippe “JP” Tremblay, François Gaudreault and Madeleine Bouchard apply to do each time they go on stage. For example, And get on scenes across Quebec, they often do it! Moreover, 21 times more precisely, only this summer.

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Few interviews

“what we want do say,

If they categorically refuse to pass on TV and they only offer very rare interviews in the media, it is not by vanity or because they are not nice outside the scene. For example, On the contrary. For example, a simple telephone interview with these artists turns into a joyful shambles of confidences, jokes and memories that they share by speaking a little all at the same time, visibly with as much pleasure as enthusiasm.

“Our visual is in a spectacle!” insists the quartet. Creating albums and presenting this to the world in spectacle is enough for us. This is in there that we like each other. We wouldn’t want to change what we were before. What we want to do and say, it happens on stage! ”

Precisely. their 14^e Quebec tour, baptized Darling, I reduced the decor, is both a good introduction for those who have never seen “what we want do say, them in concert and additional proof that QRBP (for intimate) knows how to lift the crowds.

“In artistic expression. in the cultural environment currently, there are different ways of wanting to digest and create according to the world in which we live. On our side. we say that there are so many problems that we are going to create a moment of happiness where there is nothing more that exists than music, sing together, to have fun as if there was no longer a tomorrow and create a big positive bubble, “explains Nicolas Laflamme, nicknamed Captain Cool or Nick The Flame.

“We are a rolling party!” continues the violinist, Madeleine Bouchard.

“We arrive with our positive energy!” It is music, our presence, simplicity and complicity with our audience that makes things happen, ”she says.

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Heterogeneous audience

It is undoubtedly also because the Folk and Bluegrass music formation from Lac-Saint-Jean does not take itself too seriously and that it “tries to sing with people” that it succeeds in seducing and bringing together such a large and heterogeneous audience in the four corners of Quebec.

“A Quebec Redneck show is so much the relationship with the public!” We arrive with a beautiful big smile. arms in the air, feeding on the high -worked energy of the crowd, ”adds Nick.

This year. their pilgrimage will end on August 30 in Saint-Nazaire, in their Lac-Saint-Jean Natal, where the second edition of their festival called Le Gawafest will be held.

“what we want do say,

“Closing the tour at home. it’s like saying to people:” Come see us, come and see what it looks like at home, how we whip our business “,” launch the artists, who invited several friends to the party, including Mononc ‘Serge, Louis Bouchard, two puglia, the crazy troop led by Giselle Webber orkestar.

Torn when the time comes to select the songs they will perform on stage – from their five albums. the most recent, I drank -, the members of QRBP have concocted prison pots “so that everyone is happy and [eux] Also”!

Obviously. the golden play or “tse when it’s going well” (taken from the album Scandals & good humor) There remains a safe bet and a highlight of a concert of Quebec Redneck Bluegrass Project.

“This is a universal subject. It’s about having a good time, little pleasures of life. When you play it in a spectacle, “what we want do say, it is a human tide of joy and contagion. It’s a good time all the time. “confide the musicians, who admit that” never saw coming “the success of this composition.

–Québec Redneck Bluegrass Project will notably be in concert at the Drummondville Putin Festival on August 8. at the Lasso Montreal festival on August 16 and at the Le Gawafest festival in Saint-Nazaire on August 30.