Natalie Bergman

Natalie Bergman at Le Marché Gare

We are delighted to welcome the singular voice and vision of Natalie Bergman to Le Marché Gare in Lyon. From our stage, audiences will encounter an artist whose songwriting draws luminous threads between gospel tradition, soulful pop, and psychedelic folk, all delivered with a striking sense of intimacy. Known first as half of Wild Belle, Bergman has carved a distinct solo path with the critically acclaimed album Mercy, released on Third Man Records. Her recent songs — Talk to the Lord, Shine Your Light on Me, Paint the Rain, and the companion EP standout Keep Those Teardrops From Falling — have introduced audiences to a deeply personal, spiritual, and joyfully melodic universe. At Le Marché Gare, we champion artists who can turn a room into a shared, resonant space; Bergman’s voice, at once airy and unshakeable, is built for that transformation. Expect the warmth of analog textures, graceful harmonies, and a set that balances quiet devotion with rhythmic uplift, as she reconnects her catalog to the immediacy of live performance.

The live experience in our room

At Le Marché Gare, we place the listener close to the craft, and this performance has been designed to take full advantage of our intimate acoustics and detailed sound. Natalie Bergman’s live presence thrives in an environment where breath, harmony, and groove can bloom without distraction. Our team will shape a clear, enveloping mix around her voice, guitar, and small ensemble, so the dynamic contours of songs like Talk to the Lord and Shine Your Light on Me can rise and fall with full emotional clarity. Fans who have discovered Mercy on record will find new shades revealed in Paint the Rain and Keep Those Teardrops From Falling, as arrangements open up to improvisation and communal call-and-response. The room’s close sightlines and warm lighting set the stage for a show that feels personal, even contemplative, yet never static — a living conversation between artist and audience that suits Bergman’s blend of devotion and pop instinct.

Natalie Bergman’s current artistic moment is one of renewal and presence, and our Lyon date captures her in full creative motion. Since unveiling Mercy, she has continued to refine her songwriting toward a timeless clarity: melodies that sound instantly familiar, harmonies steeped in classic gospel cadence, and lyrics that search for light without denying the shadows. On our stage, that evolution will be audible in the way she stretches phrasing, draws out a chorus to let the room sing back, and threads new material between favorites so the set tells a coherent story. We are preparing for an evening that places songs such as Paint the Rain and Talk to the Lord alongside fresh vignettes and reimagined passages, letting tempos sway from hushed devotion to heartbeat pulse. For us at Le Marché Gare, hosting Natalie Bergman means offering the city a rare blend of catharsis and celebration — music that invites you to lean in, lift your eyes, and leave with melodies still ringing long after the final chord fades.