Win your tickets to see Nouvelle Vague in concert at the Bimbo

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The French project Nouvelle Vague is coming back with a 6th album, I could be happy and the annoucement of a great US tour this upcoming Spring, with a concert in San Francisco.

Win 2x2 tickets

to NOUVELLE VAGUE's concert

on Friday, March 31, 2017

at the Bimbo.

Simply answer the following question.

What is the title of their latest album?

Email us your answer at [email protected].

Please use only one email address per person.

Specify NOUVELLE VAGUE as the object of your email.

Specify also your name to be transmitted to the organizers for the will call.

2 personS will be picked randomly and win 2 tickets to NOUVELLE VAGUE's concert at the Bimbo on March 31, 2017.

You can participate until Wednesday, March 29, 2017 at 10pm.

The winners will be notified by email.

Nouvelle Vague, the band, the group, the projet, started and lead by Marc Collin et Olivier Libaux since 2004 just released a new album, I could be happy and announced at the same time a whole program of concerts including 9 dates between Canada and the US with...

the Bimbo's 365 Club

(could be their favorite venue in SF)

in San Francisco

on Friday, March 31, 2017.

To buy your tickets, click here.

Briefly... in 2004 Nouvelle Vague had released its first album, called... Nouvelle Vague. Easy:-) It was followed by 4 other ones including Couleurs sur Paris featuring an impressive line-up of renowned French or French speaking artists including Vanessa Paradis, Julien Doré, Yelle, Soko or Coeur de Pirate.

In 2011, came The Singers. And since then, a lot of live performances but no new production.

In 2012, Nouvelle Vague already performed in San Francisco, at the Bimbo's 365 Club already. Our article on LostinSF.

And then 2016. Nouvelle Vague recently announced a new project with a first achievement being their new album I could be happy: new covers, but also, for the first time, original own compositions and new contributions like with Caravan Palace.

Here is how it sounds like, with their Bossa Nova version of Ever Fallen in Love. Surprisingly, it makes us think from time to time of Blue Velvet. Which is definitely a compliment.