"Elise and the Gioboys" French Trio performing music from Jazz to current day

We need a proper spot with enough space to play and well located so that people can see and hear us. We need electricity for our amplification. We need at least one parking space.

We need to know the precise location of the venue, who is in charge of the event so that we know who we need to talk to. We need to know the size of the event (intimate or crowdy), the kind of music you want us to play if you want a specific genre, and how long we should play.

While we provide sound, we don't have any lighting equipment for our gigs.

Yes, between sets we can play any music from Spotify, ask us if you want any specific music!

As a recently created Trio, we haven't performed a lot together yet, but individually, we've come to play in prestigious music festivals, in many different styles.

We love playing live concerts, but we also are used and like to play for weddings and private events, it brings so much joy to the guests!

We started gigging as conservatory students who met in similar courses, and quickly performed around the Côte d'Azur, for private events, live music, festivals or concerts of any sorts.

We've been influenced by many artists, from Stevie Wonder and Billie Holiday to Dua Lipa or Daniel Caesar. We incorporate a lot of their music into our sets.

We arrive at least 2 hours before the performance to set up comfortably.
We can adapt the duration of our performance but we usually do between 2 and 4 45 minutes sets.

Yes, we love to perform outside, as long as we have a power supply close to us and some flat surface like a carpet to set up.

Yes, we can adapt to the demand, although it is preferable to be asked before the gig.

Clients usually describe our performances as really entertaining, beautiful and adapted to the vibe of the event

What makes our band so special is the fact that we know how to provide emotions to people. We know how to adapt to all sorts of configurations, and we are aware of the way clients feel along the event.