25 Years On Stage, Anniversary Celebration

On Tuesday, 10 November and Wednesday, 11 November 2026, at 8pm, Electro Deluxe celebrate their anniversary with two Studio Live Sessions at Little Big Beat Studios in Eschen, Liechtenstein, playing their reworked catalogue for a small audience while every note goes to analog tape.

Day 1

Day 2

Electro Deluxe is a French band formed in 2001 whose music blends soul, funk, jazz and hip-hop. Drummer Arnaud Renaville, bassist Jérémie Coke, keyboardist Gaël Cadoux and saxophonist Thomas Faure have been at the core from the beginning, joined by American vocalist James Copley.

To mark 25 years on stage, the band presents a new live creation built around a reimagining of its catalogue. Drawing on its entire discography, Electro Deluxe revisits its best-known songs through arrangements conceived specifically for this show. It is a look back that keeps moving forward, tracing the group's artistic evolution while keeping the energy and audience interaction that define its live sound.

Known for powerful live performances and for bringing together very different audiences, the band has long been a benchmark of the contemporary groove and jazz scenes in France and internationally.

A Studio Live Session at Little Big Beat Studios (LBB) in Eschen, Liechtenstein, is a hybrid of a recording session and a concert: the band plays for a small seated audience while the performance is recorded to analog tape through a vintage SSL console.

At Angelbird, we enable creators and give them the confidence that their work is safe, so all their attention can go to creativity and the work itself. A session like this is why. Two consecutive evenings of an energetic band mean hours of continuous recording with no chance to repeat a take, and the band shouldn't have to give the technology a thought. We work with Little Big Beat Studios to bring these sessions to life, so the music stays the only thing on stage that demands attention.

Expect the grooves of 25 years to land with a slightly different weight on tape.