With ten albums released, over one million copies sold, and twelve Félix awards under their belt, Les Cowboys Fringants continue to captivate audiences both locally and across Francophone Europe, marking a remarkable career that began over 20 years ago. Comprising Karl Tremblay, Marie-Annick Lépine, Jérôme Dupras, and Jean-François Pauzé, the band formed in 1997 and quickly became a phenomenon, drawing enthusiastic crowds with their uplifting, socially conscious, and heartfelt songs, particularly showcased in their 2002 breakthrough album, Break Syndical. The momentum has not waned, as their latest release, LES ANTIPODES in October 2019, demonstrates their unwavering commitment to producing impactful new music.

Les Cowboys Fringants, consisting of Karl Tremblay, Marie-Annick Lépine, Jérôme Dupras, and Jean-François Pauzé, have achieved remarkable success since their formation in 1997, marked by ten albums, over a million copies sold, and twelve Félix awards. Their infectious and socially conscious songs have garnered a dedicated following in both local and Francophone European scenes, with notable acclaim for their pivotal album, Break Syndical, released in 2002. The band's latest offering, LES ANTIPODES in October 2019, showcases their enduring relevance and commitment to creating impactful music that resonates with audiences worldwide.