Éric Lapointe, the famed rock musician, is eager to welcome the New Year with a spectacular concert at the Centre Vidéotron on December 31. After struggling with personal challenges, Lapointe is now sober for over two years and is ready to celebrate his achievements and connect with his fans.
Upcoming Concert at Centre Vidéotron
This concert is a highlight for Lapointe, bringing together fans and fellow musicians for an unforgettable night. Joining him will be Martin Deschamps, Breen Leboeuf, “Pag,” his brother Hugo, as well as newcomers Francis Degrandpré and Mélissa Bédard. Notably, Lapointe has teased a surprise guest for the event, promising an added thrill for attendees.
Celebrating a Remarkable Year
Lapointe reflects on an extraordinary year, marking his 30th anniversary in music. He has toured extensively across the province, engaging audiences that remain loyal and passionate about his work. “It’s a love story,” he describes his bond with fans, illustrating his gratitude for their support.
- Concert Date: December 31
- Location: Centre Vidéotron
- Performing Artists: Martin Deschamps, Breen Leboeuf, “Pag,” Hugo Lapointe, Francis Degrandpré, Mélissa Bédard
A Memorable Show Experience
Lapointe promises a setlist filled with favorites, including tracks from his debut album, “Obsession,” which celebrated its 30th anniversary this year. Fans can also enjoy classic hits from Lapointe’s repertoire, holiday-themed songs, and performances from his special guests. Rehearsals for the concert started on December 27, ensuring a high-energy show.
“This will be a continuous flow of music,” he states, indicating that fans will likely sing along so passionately that many will lose their voices by morning. He emphasizes that his concerts create a unique atmosphere where the audience participates fully, enhancing the overall experience.
Reflections on Personal Growth
While eager for the celebration, Lapointe acknowledges his past struggles, which included battles with addiction and a highly publicized arrest. He is candid about his journey, expressing that despite these challenges, he remains committed to music and his fans. “I’ve always faced the music,” he asserts, underscoring his honesty throughout the years.
As he prepares for what promises to be an unforgettable night at the Centre Vidéotron, Lapointe’s anticipation is palpable. “I can’t wait for the 31st. I’m so excited,” he shares, reminiscent of a child’s enthusiasm.
