Fred Fortin Tickets

Fred Fortin is a cornerstone of Quebec's indie rock and chanson-influenced scene. Born Joseph Antoine Frédéric Fortin Perron in 1971 in Dolbeau-Mistassini, Quebec, he has been an active artist since 1996. Fortin’s work spans bold solo records, collaborative projects with Gros Mené and Galaxie, and a respected presence on Bandcamp where his catalog remains active and reissued. Fans know him for thoughtful storytelling, muscular guitar work, and a distinctive voice that navigates introspection and sharp social observation.

On the road, Fortin continues a robust touring schedule across Quebec, with anniversary celebrations for Planter le décor and new material tied to recent releases. He remains a critical figure in the Canadian independent scene, reflecting both heritage and contemporary experimentation.

Below you’ll find a detailed biography, a snapshot of discography highlights, and upcoming tour information to help you secure your seats with confidence. We’ve got you.

Key facts about Fred Fortin include a Polaris Prize longlist nomination for Plastrer la lune (2010) and multiple ADISQ and GAMIQ awards recognizing Ultramarr (2016). In 2024, Fortin contributed to Galaxie’s À demain peut-être with Olivier Langevin, signaling ongoing vitality in his collaborative work. Planter le décor is returning in 2025 as an anniversary tour, with reissues and fresh takes on the classic material. For the latest releases, check Fortin’s official Bandcamp pages and catalog entries, which also link to extended media and artist bios. Social profiles and official sites are linked below for direct access.

Socials and official pages: Bandcamp pages and catalog; Wikipedia offers a concise discography and career timeline for reference.

City-specific show dates and venues are announced as they become available. If you’re looking to attend, secure your seats early and stay tuned for venue info across Quebec venues.