Leo Sidran (guitar, vocals), Max Darmon (bass), Romain Bouiges (drums), Paul Sany (piano) Multi-instrumentalist, journalist, composer, and producer Leo Sidran celebrates 25 years of songwriting, record making, and performing at the Sunset-Sunside. Surrounded by music and musicians since his childhood, Leo began writing songs professionally when he was still a teenager, when the Steve Miller Band recorded four of his songs. He has released 8 solo albums, starting with L.Sid in 1999 - a collection of intimate portraits of a young man in search of himself, which brought together folk, jazz and latin sounds. Sidran has been compared to jazz-folk singer-songwriters of previous generations, from Bob Dorough, Mose Allison, and Nat King Cole to Donald Fagen (Steely Dan) or his own father, Ben. In Jazz Times, Christopher Louden wrote: "Vocally, he suggests a blend of his father Ben with a touch of Donald Fagen. His relaxed and fluid style is reminiscent of Bob Dorough." 25 years into his artistic career, Sidran continues to explore new possibilities in his work. He is currently preparing a new album unlike any he has done before, exploring the possibilities of translation and adaptation between English and Spanish. TICKET: 18€ Members – No Members 20€