Betty Bonifassi is always incredible on a stage wherever she is, France or Quebec.
Don’t miss her while she’ll be in town:
2017/03/18
Les Docks @ Marseille
2017/03/21
La Bellevilloise @ Paris
2017/03/23
La Fourmi @ Limoges
2017/03/27
Ampli @ Billière
2017/03/28
Café Music @ Mont de Marsan
2017/03/29
Le Florida @ Agen
2017/04/07
Grand Théâtre @ Québec
2017/04/08
Salle PIerrette-Gaudreault @ Jonquière
2017/04/15
Cabaret BMO @ Sainte-Thérèse
Bloc Notes’s team couldn’t be more proud to see his songwriters having results for their great work. Here are the nominees for the ADISQ Awards:
Talk to me :: Kevin Bazinet
Album of the Year – Show of the Year
| Songwriters that collaborated to the album : Tino Izzo, Rosanna Ciciola, Max Izzo
Betty Bonifassi
Album of the Year Reinterpretation
| Lomax Betty Bonifassi
Patrick Bruel
Francophone Artist of the Year who has the Most Success in Québec
| Patrick Bruel
Nous on est dans le vent : Les Beaux Malaises
Comedy Show of the Year
| Songwriters : Graciano, Sahuc
Forever Gentlemen
Album of the Year Reinterpretation
|My Way (Thibaut/François/Revaux/Anka)
Bloc Notes wants to congrats Marie-Mai for her nomination in Female Singer of the Year and all the artists and songwriters of the industry for their nomination!
Today, Betty Bonifassi released the second part of her slave hymns project, LOMAX. Let yourself be transported by this roots-blues album, throughout which Betty explores the work of renowned ethnomusicologist, Alan Lomax. Preview the album and purchase here.
Bloc Notes Music is very proud of their nominated songwriters and works at the ADISQ Awards:
Album of the Year – Anglophone
Where I belong– Bobby Bazini
Betty Bonifassi
Show of the Year – Anglophone
Chants d’esclaves, chants d’espoir – Betty Bonifassi
Album of the Year – Reinterpretation
Betty Bonifassi – Betty Bonifassi
Patrick Bruel
Most noted International artist from “la Francophonie” in Quebec
Jérôme Couture
Album of the Year – Pop
Jérôme Couture– Jérôme Couture
Best New Artist
Marc Hervieux
Album of the Year – Adult Contemporary
Hervieux – Marc Hervieux
Marie-Mai and Fred St Gelais
Album of the Year – Pop
M – Marie-Mai
Album of the Year – Bestseller
M – Marie-Mai
Album of the Year – Pop
Deuxième Acte– Sally Folk
Bloc Notes also wants to congratulate Marie- Mai for her nomination in Female Singer of the Year, as well as all of the nominated artists.
Congratulations and good luck!
For the complete list of nominations, visit:
Betty Bonifassi’s album, directed by Jean-François Lemieux and Alex McMahon, is a tribute to black songs from 1920’s in an electrofunk remaining of this universe. Songs from prison, forced labour camps, railroads or calls, all of these chants were originally created to help maintain an often inhuman workload.
The concert/launch for Betty Bonifassi’s album will take place at Cabaret du Mile-End on September 22nd 2014 à, 20h. Betty Bonifassi will be accompanied by her two precious collaborators: Jean-François Lemieux (also co-songwriter and director on the album) and Benjamin Vigneault.
Betty Bonifassi’s album will be avalaible on September 23rd 2014 and is in pre-sale on iTunes now.
To watch Betty Bonifassi’ interview and performance of the song Whoa Buck at Pénélope McQuade’ show: ici.radio-canada.ca
For further info about Bettty Bonifassi : www.bettybonifassi.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/BettyBonifassiOfficial
Betty Bonifassi has contributed to the 2nd eagerly awaited album of Brigitte Boisjoli, Sans Regret, with the only song in english named Brave. Written in collaboration of Jonathan Dauphinais on music, which is also co director on the album, Brave is a strong and positive song with soul influences, just as the energetic singer known on Star Académie 2009.
Brigitte Boisjoli’s album Sans Regret is now available everywhere!
For further info about Betty Bonifassi and her projects, visit:
Betty Bonifassi will present her show Chants d’esclaves, chants d’espoir at Montreal’s Jazz Festival on July 6th 2014 at Club Soda, 11h p.m. Tickets will be on sale on April 26th 12h p.m. Don’t miss it!
Betty Bonifassi’s Chants d’esclaves, chants d’espoir is a tribute to black songs from 1920’s in an electrofunk remaining of this universe. Songs from prison, forced labour camps, railroads or calls, all of these chants were originally created to help maintain an often inhuman workload.
Betty Bonifassi will be accompanied by her two precious collaborators: Jean-François Lemieux and Benjamin Vigneault.
Betty Bonifassi will present her new songs in the first show of her brand new project named Chants d’esclaves, Chants d’espoir, on Thursday October 24th at Centre Phi, 20h. Betty Bonifassi will be accompanied by her two precious collaborators: Jean-François Lemieux and Benjamin Vigneault.
Betty Bonifassi’s Chants d’esclaves, chants d’espoir is a tribute to black songs from 1920’s in an electrofunk remaining of this universe. Songs from prison, forced labour camps, railroads or calls, all of these chants were originally created to help maintain an often inhuman workload.
To know more about Betty Bonifassi’s project and to reserve your place, consults: