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Franz Ferdinand au MTelus

Mon 14 Apr 2025 • 08:00 pm alt-rock / Pop-Rock / Post-Punk
MTELUS - Montréal De 151$ à 183$
· by Sami Rixhon

Avec leur mélange stylisé de rock et de musique dance, Franz Ferdinand ont apporté une sophistication ironique à l’indie rock tout en devenant l’un des groupes britanniques les plus populaires. Originaire de Glasgow, le groupe est apparu dans le sillage du renouveau rock du début des années 2000, à une époque où des groupes comme The Strokes et The Libertines rappelaient combien une musique à guitare accrocheuse pouvait être rafraîchissante et intemporelle.
Bien que Franz Ferdinand partage une affinité avec ces groupes, leurs influences incluent également le post-punk anguleux et incisif de Wire ainsi que les mélodies entraînantes et espiègles d’Orange Juice, un autre groupe de Glasgow. Dès leurs débuts, ils ont su transformer des références artistiques inattendues en une musique et une esthétique accessibles à un large public, qu’il s’agisse du graphisme inspiré du constructivisme russe sur leurs premières pochettes ou de l’hommage à Howlin’ Wolf dans les solos de guitare de leur tube Take Me Out en 2004.
Après avoir posé les bases de leur son avec leur premier album Franz Ferdinand (2004), récompensé par le Mercury Prize, certifié platine et nommé aux Grammy Awards, le groupe s’est aventuré vers de nouveaux horizons. En 2005, You Could Have It So Much Better a ajouté plus de nuances à leur style, puis Tonight (2009) a exploré le dub, tandis que Always Ascending (2018) s’est tourné vers une disco élégante. Dans les années 2020, Franz Ferdinand a continué d’enrichir son univers musical, intégrant des influences glam vintage sur les morceaux inédits de la compilation Hits to the Head (2022) et sur leur album The Human Fear, prévu pour 2025.

With their sharply stylish mix of rock and dance music, Franz Ferdinand have brought a wry sophistication to indie rock while becoming one of the U.K.’s most popular bands. The Glasgow-based group arrived in the wake of the early-2000s rock revival, with bands such as the Strokes and the Libertines reminding listeners just how refreshing — and evergreen — hook-driven guitar music could be.
While Franz Ferdinand had a kinship with those acts, their lineage also included the arch, angular post-punk of bands such as Wire and the witty, funky jangle of fellow Glaswegians Orange Juice. From the beginning, the group had a flair for translating arty, unexpected references into widely appealing music and visuals, whether it was the Russian Constructivism-inspired artwork that graced their early releases or the Howlin’ Wolf homage in the guitar solos of 2004’s smash single “Take Me Out.”
After laying the groundwork for their sound with that year’s Mercury Prize-winning, platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated debut album Franz Ferdinand, the band soon branched out. On 2005’s You Could Have It So Much Better, they added more nuance to their style, then explored dub on 2009’s Tonight and disco on 2018’s sleek Always Ascending. Franz Ferdinand further embellished their sound in the 2020s, bringing vintage glam influences on the new songs included on 2022’s best-of Hits to the Head and 2025’s full-length The Human Fear.

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