- Obsession · 1994
- Jour de nuit · 2013
- Lapointe 1994-2006 N'importe qui · 2004
- Obsession · 1994
- Ma peau · 2008
- A l'ombre de l'ange · 1999
- Jour de nuit · 2013
- Belle folie - Single · 2018
- Adrénaline (Live) · 2002
- Coupable · 2004
- Délivrance · 2018
- Adrénaline (Live) · 2002
- Coupable · 2004
Essential Albums
- 2005
- 1994
Albums
- 2021
- 2018
- 2013
- 2008
- 2006
- 2005
Artist Playlists
- He is Québec's consummate platinum rocker.
Singles & EPs
About Éric Lapointe
Though Éric Lapointe built his reputation as a gruff-voiced rocker who looked like he’d just stepped off his Harley, he’s always balanced the tough with the tender. That ability to bare his heart while retaining all his tattoos-and-skull-rings swagger may be the biggest reason Lapointe became one of Quebec’s most popular performers. Born in Montreal in 1969, Lapointe was a passionate student of blues, punk, and hard rock who first started slugging it out on the bar-band circuit when still a teenager. A tough-edged set that combined thunderous ‘70s rock with moodier grunge stylings, Lapointe’s 1994 debut, Obsession, launched a series of platinum-selling albums and chart-topping singles. But for every fist-pumping anthem like “Les Boys”—his theme song for the 1997 hockey movie of the same name—there were songs as soft-hearted as “Mon ange,” the 1999 power ballad that’s one of his most enduring love songs.
- HOMETOWN
- Canada
- BORN
- September 28, 1969