La Chicane

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La Chicane is a francophone rock band from Val-d'Or, Quebec. Its recorded catalog begins with (En) Catimini in 1998, followed by Disparu in 2000 and Ent'nous autres in 2003. A self-titled album arrived in 2008, and the group's 2017 return produced La Chicane 20 ans déjà (Live). Quand ça va ben followed in 2022, while the official site and current Apple Music catalog document the twelve-song Comme le printemps pis l'automne, released in September 2024 by Productions La Chicane. Apple Music currently presents nine principal containers for the exact artist identity: six studio albums, one live album, one compilation, and one single. The exact Spotify identity presents six album containers from 1998 through 2022 but does not currently surface the 2024 album, so MusicList retains the fuller Apple count and discloses the provider difference instead of treating either catalog as exhaustive. Current reporting identifies Boom Desjardins, Éric Maheu, and Jean-Marc Couture as the group's performing core. The official booking agency lists La Chicane on its active roster and publishes Quebec and New Brunswick dates through November 2026, independently confirming ongoing activity. The band's current sound remains rooted in francophone and Quebec rock while drawing on folk rock, pop rock, country, blues, and soul colours. Official release credits identify John Webster as producer of the 2024 album; MusicList therefore does not classify La Chicane itself as a producer or engineer. The JUNO Awards archive records (En) Catimini as the 2000 Best Selling Francophone Album winner. The official ADISQ history records La Chicane as the 2000 Group of the Year winner and Disparu as the 2001 Rock Album of the Year winner. Professional booking requests route through Productions Palmarès' official contact form without republishing direct email addresses or telephone numbers. Spotify media is rendered live with provider attribution and a monogram fallback.