Joseph Edgar und die "Sommerfeuer": Ein Konzert der Folk-Rock-Musik

📅 11 Oct 2026
🏟️ Das Glasflasche, Le Verre Bouteille, Montreal, Kanada, Nordamerika
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Nach mehr als zwei Jahren der Abwesenheit kehrt Joseph Edgar mit seiner Band Les Braises d'Été zurück und präsentiert eine Show, die über 22 Jahre und neun Alben des Folk-Rock umfasst. Ce Cher Gonthier eröffnet als Solokünstler.

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Joseph Edgar und die "Sommerfeuer": Ein Konzert der Folk-Rock-Musik

Joseph Edgar returns to Le Verre Bouteille for the first time in over two and a half years, and brings his full band — Les Braises d'Été (Sunny Duval, Joe Gagné and Jonathan Lafrance) — for the first time in nearly five years. The evening will draw on more than 22 years and nine albums of material, including his well-known track "Espionne russe".

The show promises a warm and fiery atmosphere, with the band delivering a set that moves well beyond the hits to showcase the full depth of Edgar's catalogue.

Opening the evening is Ce Cher Gonthier, performing solo for his debut at Le Verre Bouteille. He will preview songs from his forthcoming debut album, produced by Joseph Edgar himself.

Doors open at 20:00 and the show begins at 20:30. Tickets are available via Le Point de Vente.

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Here are a few options for translating "Ce Cher Gonthier," depending on the context and the desired level of formality: **Most Common & General:** * **Dear Mr. Gonthier** (This is the most straightforward and widely applicable translation.) **More Formal:** * **Esteemed Mr. Gonthier** (This is more formal and respectful.) **Less Formal (but still polite):** * **Dear Gonthier** (This is acceptable if the relationship is already somewhat familiar, but still polite.) **If you know the person well and want to be very casual:** * **Gonthier** (This is only appropriate if you are on very familiar terms.) **Therefore, the best translation depends on the specific context. However, "Dear Mr. Gonthier" is generally the safest and most appropriate choice.**

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Here are a few options for translating "Joseph Edgar et les Braises d'été," depending on the specific nuance you want to convey: **Option 1 (Most Literal):** * **Joseph Edgar et les Braises d'Été** (This is the most straightforward and likely the best option if the title is meant to be a direct translation.) **Option 2 (Slightly More Interpretive, Emphasizing Summer):** * **Joseph Edgar et les Braises d'Été** (This is the same as option 1, but it emphasizes the "summer" aspect.) **Option 3 (If "Braises d'Été" refers to a specific event or collection):** * **Joseph Edgar et la Collection d'Été** (If "Braises d'Été" refers to a collection of works, this is a more accurate translation.) **Option 4 (If "Braises d'Été" refers to a specific event or performance):** * **Joseph Edgar et le Spectacle d'Été** (If "Braises d'Été" refers to a specific performance or event, this is a more accurate translation.) **Explanation of Choices:** * **"Joseph Edgar"** remains the same as it's a proper name. * **"Braises d'Été"** is the trickiest part. It literally translates to "Summer Embers." The best translation depends on the context. * If it's a literal description, "Summer Embers" is fine. * If it's a metaphorical or artistic term, you might need a more interpretive translation. **To help me choose the best translation, please provide more context. For example:** * What is the subject matter? (e.g., a book, a play, a collection of paintings) * What is the meaning of "Braises d'Été"? (e.g., a literal description, a metaphor, a title of a work)

Joseph Edgar est un artiste québécois de folk rock, dont la …