Artist's albums
En Fusion: 40th anniversaire (Le show complet)
2021 · album
Traversion
2020 · album
Renaissance
2018 · album
Caline de 12 Blues
2018 · album
Offenbach
2017 · album
Soap Opera (Édition Deluxe Remasterisé)
2016 · album
Bacon
2015 · album
C'etait Plus Qu'une Aventure 1972-1985
2015 · album
En fusion
2014 · album
Rockorama
2014 · album
Tonnedebrick
2014 · album
Montreux 05/12/80
2013 · album
Coup De Foudre
2012 · album
L'ultime
2012 · album
Les 20 Plus Grand Succes
2012 · album
Les Incontournables Blues
2012 · album
Les Incontournables Rock
2012 · album
Rockorama
2012 · album
Tonnedebrick
2012 · album
La Tournee Offenbach
2012 · single
En Fusion
2012 · album
Rock Bottom
2012 · album
Le Denier Show Au Forum
2010 · album
Les Grands Succes
2010 · album
Nature
2005 · album
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Biography
Offenbach were formed in Quebec in 1969 by Gerry Boulet, Michael Lamonthe, Jr., and Wezo. The band signed with the independent Barclay label in 1972 and released the French album Soap Opera. Four years later, A&M provided a record deal and released the band's self-titled album in 1977. Also released that year was Never Too Tender and another self-titled LP. Lamonthe and Wezo left around that time and were replaced by Pierre Lavoie and Norman Kerr (though Kerr left soon after). In 1979, Offenbach recorded Traversion and added more new members, Breen LeBoeuf and John McVale. Four more studio albums followed -- En Fusion (1980), Tonnedebrick (1983), Live a Fond d'Train (1984), and Rockorama (1985) -- before the band split up in 1986. Recorded live in Montreal, Offenbach's last album, Le Dernier Show, appeared in 1986. Gerry Boulet recorded two solo albums, Presque 40s in 1984 and Rendezvous Doux in 1988. John McGale, who joined the group in 1978 and was part of a reunion that was launched in 1996, died on October 30, 2022, following a severe auto accident; he was 66. ~ John Bush, Rovi