Book Alex Nevsky

Alex Nevsky is a French-language singer-songwriter from Granby, Quebec, whose melodic pop-rock has made him one of the province's most celebrated voices. Born Alexandre Parent in 1986, he completed studies at Granby's École nationale de la chanson in 2007, reached the semifinals of the Granby International Song Festival in 2009 and was a finalist in the 14th edition of the Francouvertes contest. His debut album, De lune à l'aube, came out on Audiogram in 2010 and picked up two Gala ADISQ nominations, including Revelation of the Year, and he was named Révélation Radio-Canada Musique for 2010–2011. His second album, Himalaya mon amour (2013), was a breakthrough: at the 2014 Gala ADISQ he won Male Singer of the Year, the record took Pop Album of the Year and "On leur a fait croire" was named Song of the Year. He was also a 2014 nominee for the Prix Félix-Leclerc. Other favorites include "Les hommes disent peu," "Les coloriés," "Fanny" and "Polaroid," and he has since released Nos eldorados (2016), Chemin sauvage (2019) and Tout ce que l'aube proment (2025). Nevsky brings catchy hooks and heartfelt French lyrics to the stage.