Justine — Europe 1993: Description — Productions SuperMusique

Event calendar

Date	Venue	Details
Tuesday November 2, 1993	Alterna Komotovka, Prague, Czech Republic	Justine (Joane Hétu, saxophone, vocals; Diane Labrosse, keyboards, vocals; Danielle Palardy Roger, percussion, vocals; Marie Trudeau, bass, vocals)
Wednesday November 3, 1993	Jugendzentrum Bleiweiß, Nuremberg, Germany	Justine (Joane Hétu, saxophone, vocals; Diane Labrosse, keyboards, vocals; Danielle Palardy Roger, percussion, vocals; Marie Trudeau, bass, vocals)
Thursday November 4, 1993	Haus der Künste Sankt Spiritus, Frankfurt, Germany	Justine (Joane Hétu, saxophone, vocals; Diane Labrosse, keyboards, vocals; Danielle Palardy Roger, percussion, vocals; Marie Trudeau, bass, vocals)
Friday November 5, 1993	Die Nato, Leipzig, Germany	Justine (Joane Hétu, saxophone, vocals; Diane Labrosse, keyboards, vocals; Danielle Palardy Roger, percussion, vocals; Marie Trudeau, bass, vocals)
Saturday November 6, 1993	Berlin, Germany	Justine (Joane Hétu, saxophone, vocals; Diane Labrosse, keyboards, vocals; Danielle Palardy Roger, percussion, vocals; Marie Trudeau, bass, vocals) More info
Sunday November 7, 1993	B.A.C.H., Vienna, Austria	Justine (Joane Hétu, saxophone, vocals; Diane Labrosse, keyboards, vocals; Danielle Palardy Roger, percussion, vocals; Marie Trudeau, bass, vocals)

About this seriet

Improvised rock, punk-jazz, post-modern ethnic: Justine’s music is hybrid in nature. From jig to digital, from tango to noise, the band serves up an assemblage of sonic layers and musical chunks. A textured sound in which soul is expressed through synthetic instruments and surprising twists.

Justine can easily switch from instrumental tunes to songs. Lyrics are half playful, half metaphorical, sweet, and activist. Four voices, each with its own hues, contribute their rough, light, chanted and whispered tones to the message.

Live in Montréal, Toronto, New York, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Berlin, Budapest, Nuremberg, Prague, etc.