Pierre Lapointe Adds Three More Dates to His Symphonic Concert

Pierre Lapointe has added three performances of his symphonic show, La forêt des cœurs abîmés, after an enthusiastic response from audiences. The announcement comes just days after the singer reminded fans that his Chansons démodées pour ceux qui ont le cœur abîmé tour was nearing its end. According to the source, Lapointe will perform at Quebec City's Grand Théâtre on February 12 and 13, 2027, then take the concert to Montreal's Place des Arts on February 18 as part of Montréal en Lumière. The extra dates give fans another chance to see the two-act production, even as Lapointe's other tour prepares to wrap up. Lapointe had recently shared a video saying he was going running to stay in shape for the final dates of the Chansons démodées tour. He listed shows in Chicoutimi, Shawinigan, Montmagny, Waterloo and Quebec City, and urged fans to get tickets, saying that after the last concerts, the tour would be over. The symphonic production's reception appears to have prompted the change of plans. The source reports that it sold out the Maison symphonique during the Francos de Montréal in June 2026 and drew a large crowd at Quebec City's Festival d'été. Its performance at Place George-V also sold out, and access to the site was reportedly closed because of the turnout. The new dates mean Lapointe's farewell to one tour will not be his final opportunity to meet audiences onstage. For now, the singer has three more performances of the symphonic show on his schedule, following the strong response described by the source.