A night full of music and celebration at la cave café in the underground of Montmartre, Paris. Celebrating a birthday by playing a concert, three Paris based yet very international musicians will meet on the 8th of April.
The evening will be opened by Shakkalo:
Shakkalo is a young French-Polish singer-songwriter and mime.
At the age of 12, a little girl saw her first mime show during a festival in Warsaw. She came out of the show speechless and later became a professional mime. Eventually her mouth opened and she became a singer. She is now a silent singer and a loud mime…
Or maybe the opposite.
Followed by Zoe Hayter:
Zoe Hayter is a young English-Czech singer-songwriter, musician and actress. Growing up in a theatre family, Zoe started to perform at a very young age. At 14 after forming her own band she released her debut album ‘Only Breathing’ which she produced with the money she made busking on the streets of Prague. In 2019 she had joined her family at Footsbarn Travelling Theatre to play in their shows at Glastonbury festival and later had became a part of their new production of ‘The Crock of Gold’ along side musicians Glen Hansard and Breanndán Ó Beaglaoich. Having toured the show through Ireland in summer 2022 while completing it with live concerts and performing at festivals such as Electric Picnic, Zoe is currently based in Paris studying theatre movement at the École internationale de théâtre Jacques Lecoq. www.zoehayter.com
Who will be joined by both Shakkalo and the great Paddy Sherlock:
Lifetime musician. Songwriting and performing member of famous French Band FFF for more than 25 years. Under his own name he performed the longest running regular gig in Paris at the Coolin in St Germain for 20 years until the venue closed.
Famous for his dynamic and roof raising performances, he now releases a very special, intimate and personal opus. "DUSK". Album of the week at FiP radio, album of the week Rolling Stone magazine - with his name on the cover,
album of the week at TSF radio, discovery of the week at Telerama magazine.