Francois Bourassa Tickets

Francois Bourassa is a renowned jazz pianist and composer born on September 26, 1959, in Montreal. Son of former Quebec premier Robert Bourassa, he forged a distinct voice in Canadian jazz that blends lyrical piano lines with thoughtful improvisation. Over a career spanning decades, Bourassa has released more than 11 albums, earning critical acclaim and a devoted following. His work embraces intimate solo performances as well as collaborative ensembles, and he remains an active touring artist with a steady presence on the Canadian and international jazz scenes.

Whether you’re discovering his music for the first time or returning for another live set, Bourassa’s performances offer nuance, warmth, and a connection to the Montreal jazz tradition. Here you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from his discography, and up-to-date tour information so you can secure your seats with confidence.

Francois Bourassa’s recent releases include Swirl (2023) and L’Impact du silence (2021) on Effendi, continuing a trajectory of refined composition and expressive piano work. His accolades include a Juno Award for Live (2001), a Juno nomination for Idiosyncrasie (2011), multiple Opus/Félix honours, and the Hagood Hardy SOCAN Award (2011). To stay connected, follow his official site and social channels, including YouTube and Bandcamp for Swirl, and visit his live performance pages for the latest tour updates and venue information.

Upcoming tour dates for 2025 include performances in Montreal, Quebec City, and festival appearances. We’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket options, and we’ll keep this page updated as new dates are announced.

Official social links: francoisbourassa.com, YouTube, Bandcamp - Swirl.