French Band Isaac Delusion Performs in San Francisco

After three years of silence, Isaac Delusion makes an unexpected comeback with their fourth album. Their concert at the Olympia in Paris on November 28 is already sold out!!

Formed in 2012, the band is one of the survivors of the French music scene of the 2010s, marked by Anglo-Saxon influences. In a world where tastes and trends constantly change, their longevity is remarkable.

On June 27, Isaac Delusion unveiled the single “Let Her Go”, the first excerpt from this new chapter in the band’s musical evolution. This poignant track explores the relationship between parents and children, and the struggles of letting one’s offspring take flight and live life to the fullest. Over the past ten years, the band has released three critically acclaimed albums: “Isaac Delusion” (2014), “Rust & Gold” (2017), and “Uplifters” (2020). Each showcases a constant musical evolution and relentless sonic exploration, a journey that has won Isaac Delusion a wide audience. Iconic tracks like “She Pretends”, “Midnight Sun”, and “Isabella” have marked their path, establishing them as a benchmark of timeless pop.

While their audience has remained loyal since their debut, it’s undoubtedly due to their mastery of pop codes, enriched with an inimitable personal touch embodied by Loïc’s unique voice, the band’s singer and songwriter. Though they cite inspirations such as Phoenix, James Blake, Sufjan Stevens, and Angelo De Augustine, these are more shared sensibilities than direct influences.

Join them on November 22 at Café du Nord in San Francisco to discover or rediscover Isaac Delusion live and immerse yourself in their new album’s world, filled with melancholy and poetic soundscapes.