A Thierry Larose concert is a generous, plural and galvanizing one, where the only breach is actually an asset: there's no fourth wall. His sensitive, elastic songs, propelled by vectorial rock surges, take us from tearfulness to exaltation: pop for a youth that wants to experience emotions that are as new as they are necessary. Backed by CAO (Blesse, Zen Bamboo) on drums, Alexandre Martel (Anatole, Apophis) on guitar, Sam Beaulé (Gazoline) on bass and Lou-Adriane Cassidy (herself) on guitar and backing vocals, he unfurls as much in oozing peripheral clubs as in a Club Soda filled with people, communion and moments of grace. Concerts allow him to heighten every aspect of his pieces in a well-weighed dramatic curve of dynamic waves - all the while leaving room for the audience to sing along, because, as we used to say, there is no fourth wall: this show belongs to us, every time. Thierry Larose is a charming man, and he humbly hopes only one thing: that when we leave the show, we'll feel that something has changed, just a little.