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Osheaga : Lucy Dacus au parc Jean-Drapeau

Fri 01 Aug 2025 • 05:45 pm Indie Rock / Pop-Rock
Scène de la montagne Coors Light - Montréal 175$ ou 420$
· by Rédaction PAN M 360

Dotée d’une voix riche et veloutée, Lucy Dacus met autant de puissance dans ses morceaux d’indie rock réfléchis que dans ses ballades plus intimes et confessionnelles. Originaire de Richmond, en Virginie, elle se fait remarquer au milieu des années 2010 grâce au single I Don’t Wanna Be Funny Anymore, extrait de son premier album No Burden (2016), salué par la critique et les grands médias indie. Dès ses débuts, Dacus se distingue par une écriture à la fois pleine d’esprit et profondément émotive.
Son deuxième album, Historian (2018), plus dramatique et ambitieux, confirme son talent, la même année où elle fonde le supergroupe Boygenius avec Julien Baker et Phoebe Bridgers, deux autres figures majeures de la scène indie américaine. En 2021, elle dévoile Home Video, un troisième album plus tendre et autobiographique, qui entre dans la première moitié du Billboard 200.
Alors que Boygenius gagne en popularité, Dacus accède pour la première fois au Top 5 en 2023 avec The Record, premier album complet du trio, récompensé aux Grammy Awards et aux Brit Awards. En 2025, elle revient en solo avec Forever Is a Feeling, un quatrième album centré sur les relations à l’âge adulte, marquant son passage en major. On y retrouve notamment ses complices de Boygenius, Hozier et le producteur Blake Mills parmi les invités.

Singer and songwriter Lucy Dacus’ rich, buttery voice commands both her thoughtful indie rock tunes and more intimate confessionals. Emerging from Richmond, Virginia’s indie scene in the mid-2010s, she broke through the blogosphere and onto major indie outlets with lead single “I Don’t Wanna Be Funny Anymore” from her 2016 debut album, No Burden. It showcased the songwriter’s playful and also heartrendingly candid way with words.
The critical success of the more dramatic follow-up, Historian, in 2018 was followed the same year by membership in Boygenius, a trio with similarly lauded contemporaries Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers. Dacus’ more tender and more autobiographical third solo album, Home Video, arrived in 2021 and landed just outside the top half of the Billboard 200. As Boygenius’ popularity surged, Dacus’ first appearance in the Top Five came in 2023 with her trio’s Grammy- and Brit Award-winning full-length debut, The Record.
Her Boygenius bandmates, Hozier, and album co-producer Blake Mills were among the guests on Dacus’ adult-relationship-themed fourth solo outing, 2025’s Forever Is a Feeling, her major-label debut.

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