Tickets on sale for the 70s Concert in Montreal and Quebec city
March 12th & 13th : Théâtre St-Denis (Montreal) (TICKETS) and of March 22nd : Grand Théâtre de Québec (TICKETS).

An exclusive video!
Click here to see an exclusive video of Sylvain for the Holidays. Enjoy!

The "70s" album is certified Gold.

Vega Music is proud to present, just 4 weeks after its release, a Gold record to Sylvain Cossette for his "70s" album.

The public has embraced the project; 50 000 units were rapidly sold leading the album to the number 1 best-selling record in Québec... right out of the box!

It has since held the top position on the English sales chart, a first for Sylvain Cossette. "70s" is the fastest selling album in Sylvain Cossette's outstanding career. A big thank-you to all the fans.

A new radio single : Somebody to love

Somebody to love (Queen) is the new radio single from the album 70s. You will soon be able to hear it through your favorite radio station!

Sylvain Cossette 70s now available!

Thanks to all the people who showed up at Metropolis on October 3rd! For those who missed it or wish to see what it was like, you may click here to watch the concert Sylvain did that night!

Quebec’s prominent singer revisits rock classics from the 70s.

Sylvain Cossette was first known to Canadians as the lead singer of Paradox. The Juno nominated band made its mark in the early 90s with hit singles such as “Waterline” and “Another day”.

After the band broke up, Sylvain Cossette released his first French solo album in Quebec in 1994. The singer-songwriter soon established himself as one of the most and powerful and distinctive vocalists in French Canada. Half a million records sold and numerous awards later, Sylvain Cossette is about to release his first ever English album.

The album simply named “70s” will feature new arrangements on classics by Foreigner, Queen, the Rolling Stones, Elton John and many others. This repertoire represents a big challenge for any singer. Those were the days when rock songs were epic, powerful and... high pitched.

There are very few Canadian singers who can undertake such a challenge. Sylvain Cossette is surely one of them, and he proves it brilliantly with the first single taken off the “70s” album. Sylvain Cossette’s rendition of “More than a feeling” by Boston shows undoubtedly that he is an exceptional singer. The lush arrangements and production work by Michel Corriveau with the very special collaboration of legendary producer Bob Ezrin (Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Kiss, Alice Cooper) give a new twist to the song but also keep the essence of what made it a true classic.

But most of all, it is the perfect setting to feature the impressive talent of Sylvain Cossette.

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