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Palmardy is a French-American cover band from Washington DC formed in 2022 by lead singer Nicolas "Nico" Maubert and rhythm guitarist Jean-Roald "Jean-Ro" L'Hermitte.
They perform at the French Embassy on Bastille Day and other French-American Chamber of Commerce sponsored events like the Beaujolais Nouveau and "A night on the Riviera". [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]
The name "Palmardy" is a French play on word that loosely translates to "Not on Tuesdays". The story goes that the early members of the band came up with this name while picking a day of the week for rehearsal and shows. As JC, the bass player, was already part of another band that rehearsed on Tuesdays, it was decided that the band would practice on any day other than Tuesdays.
They are unique because:
- They are the only French-American ska band in the Washington DC area.
- They sing in English, French, Spanish, Italian and Mauritian Creole.
- While they are mainly a ska band, they occasionally tap into the rock, reggae, funk and sega genres.
Current band members:
- Nicolas Maubert: Frontman, lead singer and trumpet.
- Clement Maubert: backup vocals and drums.
- Laetitia Doyle: lead and back up vocals.
- Jean-Christophe "JC" Yin : backup vocals and bass.
- Amar B Panray: guitar
- Rose Vilcocq: keyboard
- Paul Vilcocq: trombone
Past band members:
Guest members:
- Héloïse Therrat: back up vocals. (7/14/2024)
- Martin (7/14/2023)
References
[edit]- ^ "A Night on the Riviera - France in the United States – All you need to know..."
- ^ "An Evening in Paris - France in the United States / Embassy of France in Washington, D.C."
- ^ "2024 EU Open House - France in the United States / Embassy of France in Washington, D.C."
- ^ "Beaujolais and Beyond Celebration 2024 - France in the United States / Embassy of France in Washington, D.C."
- ^ a b "Beaujolais & Beyond 2024 (Community Post) | ARLnow.com". www.arlnow.com. November 18, 2024.
- ^ "A Night on the Riviera". Eventbrite.
- ^ "Embassy Experiences". www.embassyexperiences.com.
- ^ "Embassy of France Carnival Celebration: A Night on the Riviera". Eventbrite.
- ^ "Beaujolais and Beyond Celebration 2024 11/23". www.whartondc.com.
- ^ "International Club of DC -". internationalclubdc.com.