Sinclair - Tour 2025

Sinclair – Tour 2025 at La Rayonne

At La Rayonne, we are thrilled to host Sinclair and his Tour 2025, a date that promises to turn our stage into a living workshop of groove, finesse, and soulful energy. Our team has prepared the room to honor the elastic bass lines, tight drums, and satin-smooth vocals that define his sound: expect a warm, detailed mix, immaculate sightlines, and lighting designed to accent each movement from the band—subtly when the pocket gets deep, and boldly when the chorus lifts the entire room. La Rayonne’s flexible configuration lets us balance the intimacy Sinclair’s fans love with the collective energy of a true live happening in the Lyon metropolitan area. We have planned the evening flow so that arrivals feel fluid, the bar service is easy to access, and the acoustics are tuned from front-row rail to the back of the floor. This is a date built for listeners who relish musicianship: our stage crew has coordinated with Sinclair’s production on mic choices for backing vocals, DI solutions for keys and bass, and drum isolation that preserves punch without sacrificing air. If you come for the feel, the arrangements, and that rare dialogue between an artist and a room, Tour 2025 at La Rayonne will meet you at the exact height of your expectations—and then raise the ceiling.

The artist’s current momentum, live design, and what to expect in Lyon

Sinclair arrives at La Rayonne with the momentum of a creator who refuses to coast: a tighter band, modern touches in the synth palette, and arrangements that bring contemporary clarity to his signature funk-pop identity. Expect supple dynamic arcs that spotlight his voice, sharpen the rhythm guitar, and let the horns—and the crowd—answer each refrain. On stage, he has recently revisited audience favorites in fresh forms—Aïe and Si c’est bon comme ça have been given new live contours that feel like studio-quality snapshots—while leaning into new material crafted for Tour 2025, the kind of songs designed to land immediately in concert and grow with repeated listens. The pacing of the evening has been conceived for La Rayonne’s acoustics: slow-burn intros that bloom into full-band expansions, unison vamps where the groove holds steady before the chords switch and the lights follow, and breaks that give the players room to speak. Fans can anticipate recently reimagined versions captured in live sessions and teased on stage—Aïe (Live 2024) and Si c’est bon comme ça (Nouvelle version) among them—alongside deeper cuts that showcase his melodic sensibility and lyrical bite. From our vantage point, this is a set that lives in the details: the way the kick and bass lock in the lower spectrum; the crisp transient of the snare; the interplay between keys and guitar that places the vocal exactly where it needs to be. La Rayonne is ready to amplify that conversation between band and audience, to make each chorus feel both personal and communal, and to give Sinclair’s Tour 2025 the sonic home it deserves in Lyon.