We can hear that your hunger for French psychedelia has grown after L’impératrice. With fatale hidden in its name, La Femme is set to open the 2023 autumn season of Salon shamelessly.

Founded by keyboardist Marlon Magnée and guitarist Sacha Got, La Femme has grown to become one of the coolest, most surprising and most ‘rock and roll’ bands in France, with five albums released in the last 13 years. Although they frequently resort to electronic elements during the production stage, which they carry out with microscopic care, ‘we don’t like to use computers on stage,’ says Sacha. Their debut album in 2013, Psycho Tropical Berlin, received a golden disc and the Album Revelation of the Year award at Victoires de la Musique, known as France’s Grammys. Their 2016 release Mystère topped the French album charts and carried them to the headline of the 6,300-capacity Zénith venue. Their third album, Paradigmes, released in 2021, combined many styles from disco to opera, electronically filtering Italian composers such as Ennio Morricone and Georgio Moroder. An obscene clip of the song ‘Divine creaturé’ from the album was released on Pornhub. In the last two years, their work has accelerated. Their all-Spanish album, Teatro Lúcido, which they designed as a diary of their travels to Hispanic countries, was followed by Paris-Hawaï, another road album, which was released this year.

According to Michael Hann from The Guardian, ‘It tries on a wardrobe of different clothes – psychedelia, surf rock, electronica, krautrock and more – and ends up looking fantastic in all of them. It sounds chic.’

Listen on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5VTWoYYizcOY3uIKnxeCGI?si=UjBzj93RSbSkd_jb8PRcaA

Tickets are sold-out.

Early Bird: 380 TL
Regular: 430 TL
Eczacıbaşı Youth Ticket: 10 TL

Door opening: 21.00
Concert: 22.00

This event has an age restriction of 18.
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