SAULTS

Funk, Indie/Pop, Indie/Alternative, Pop

The concert is presented in collaboration with Soulkitchen.

Saults takes the Flea with French-sounding retro pop on October 18 that does not decay into nostalgia, but on the contrary has its gaze fixed on the future!

Saults' music exudes energy and combines strong songs, electric propulsion, melodic elegance, full-bodied vocal harmonies and an impressive instrumental excess. Their sound combines catchy choruses, grooved rhythms and harmonic vocals in a mix that feels both timeless and modern. The band consists of brothers Antoine and Greg Saults, whose native language has always been the music.

They draw their inspiration from the pop music of the 70s and 80s, but with a modern, English-language expression and a production inspired by French Touch names such as Daft Punk and Phoenix. Saults was formed in 2014. At the end of 2017, the two brothers left France to settle down in London. Inexperienced but purposeful, they played numerous gigs at bars, clubs and in basement rooms, recorded the Kelly Ride in the legendary Abbey Road Studios, performed at the Love Supreme Jazz Festival, were played on BBC Radio — and even received praise from Pete Townshend (The Who), who stated: “They play in the same league as The 1975.”

In 2024, the band released their debut album 'VOST FR', containing among others the single “Only Place to Hide” — the number which earned them over 3 million streams and nationwide recognition. The Saults don't cultivate nostalgia -- they pay homage to the past with an irresistibly modern approach. In 2025, “Let It Go” came out, which created a digital wave with 50 million views, a guitar solo that went viral, and a sold-out concert at Boule Noire a month before the concert date. The duo's distinctive sound found resonance with an increasingly large audience. It marked both a major accolade and another important milestone for a band that continues its impressive evolution, and showed that the Saults don't cultivate nostalgia -- they pay homage to the past with an irresistible modern approach.

The French duo are also utterly electric on stage. With an explosive mix of dance, guitar solos, rock, funk and electronic elements -- peppered with the special bond between the brothers that the audience feels as soon as Antoine and Greg sing in harmonies -- they deliver a concert experience with plenty of presence and energy.

Their early sources of inspiration—Prince, Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars and The Beatles—are still evident, but fully integrated into an original and distinctive musical expression as well as a strong visual identity. Testifying to their ability to excite audiences both online and live, the Saults' meteoric rise has made them a name not to be overlooked on the international music scene. Come and see them at the Flea on October 18th!

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