Mickey 3D

Mickey 3d is a French alternative rock band formed in 1996 in Saint-Étienne, Rhône-Alpes, consisting of Mickaël Furnon, Aurélien Joanin, and Najah el Mahmoud. After releasing demo tapes in the late '90s, they signed with Premier Disque and released Mistigri Torture in 1999, which was later reissued by Virgin Music France in 2000. Their subsequent albums, including La Trêve (2001), Tu Vas Pas Mourir de Rire (2003), and Matador (2005), achieved commercial success and critical acclaim, earning them awards such as the Prix Constantin and Victoires de la Musique. In 2009, they released their sixth album La Grande Évasion, featuring the single "Méfie-toi L'Escargot."

Mickey 3d's career saw a steady rise in popularity throughout the 2000s, with their albums consistently charting and producing hit singles. Known for their socially conscious lyrics and unique sound, the band garnered both commercial success and critical acclaim. Their blend of alternative rock and thoughtful songwriting earned them accolades such as Rock Album of the Year and Original Song of the Year at the Victoires de la Musique awards. With a dedicated fan base and a string of successful albums and singles, Mickey 3d solidified their place in the French music scene as a respected and influential band.