The show captivates with a deft blend of artists!
The magic of Christmas is already taking shape on the Quebec stage: Noël, une tradition en chanson will hit the road for its 9th edition in November and December 2026.
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Following the announcement of Steph Carse‘s participation, Juste pour divertir now unveils in advance the full cast of this show that has become a true holiday rendezvous.
Each year, the event brings audiences together around beloved classics, shared emotions, and a warm atmosphere—perfect for getting into the spirit of the celebrations. A much-anticipated tour that again promises to make people sing and feel the pulse of Christmas across Quebec.
A Dream Cast!
Christine Chartrand will bring her soft, melancholic voice that has charmed Quebecers since the 1960s, when she first rose to fame with the hit “Mon arbre.” Her presence promises moments filled with nostalgia and delicacy.
Kathleen Fortin, for her part, will offer a striking contrast with a warm, powerful voice. Renowned for her acting talent, she will bring life to the various numbers of the show, adding a theatrical dimension to this edition.
The highly anticipated return of two emblematic artists from the first edition of Star Académie in 2003 will also be a highlight of the tour. and Annie Villeneuve are back on the Christmas-in-song path, promising a double return that will delight longtime fans.
The Show Goes On
Steph Carse makes a significant move by joining this production to reconnect with the Quebec stage. Crowned the winner of The Masked Singers last November, he continues his special relationship with the Quebec audience, whom he won over in 1993 with the hit “Achy Breaky Dance.” His presence reinforces the festive, inclusive vibe of the show.
To complete the lineup, Étienne Drapeau, known as the quintessential romantic singer, will bring his unique style and sensitivity to the performance. Michaël Girard, currently making a name for himself on the Zénith show, will also enrich the cast. His impressive résumé includes productions like Broadway in Lights and the role of attorney Billie Flynn in Chicago in Montreal last summer, performances praised by audiences and critics alike.
A Creative Team at the Service of the Magic
The original concept of Noël, une tradition en chanson is by Martin Leclerc, who has crafted a show capable of touching the hearts of all spectators. To bring this project to life, he surrounded himself with a renowned artistic duo: Joël Legendre in direction and Jacques Roy at the musical direction.
Together, they continue to transform Noël, a tradition in song, into a true holiday classic, warming hearts since its inception and drawing more than 100,000 spectators over the years.
The 2026 tour is now fully confirmed. Performances will run from late November through late December, visiting several Quebec cities: Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec City, Montreal, Terrebonne, Lachine, Gatineau, L’Assomption, Drummondville, Saint-Georges, Saint-Hyacinthe, Victoriaville, Brossard, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Joliette, Saint-Eustache, Saint-Jérôme, and Laval.
Each stop promises unique musical performances and festive moments in the spirit of Christmas.
An Unmissable Holiday Event
With this ninth edition, Noël, a tradition in song, cements its status among the major holiday events in Quebec.
Year after year, the show captivates with a deft blend of established artists and fresh voices, bringing freshness and emotion to the season’s classics. The care given to the staging, the rigorous musical direction, and the quality of the arrangements create an experience as warm as it is inclusive.
Each number overflows with festive energy, balancing touching moments and bursts of contagious joy. The result is an event that appeals to both the nostalgic and the younger generations, bringing together audiences of all ages.
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