Sébastien Tellier

'His drums were singing, you know?' Tony Allen remembered by his collaborators

Angelique Kidjo, Jeff Mills, Sebastien Tellier and more remember the late drummer: his humility, his brilliance, and his awesome sportswear

Interviews by Ben Beaumont-Thomas

04, May, 2020 @10:13 AM

Sébastien Tellier and Dita Von Teese: 'Everything we do is glamour'

He’s the Frenchest man since Gainsbourg, she’s the world’s premier burlesque star. Together, Sebastian Tellier and Dita Von Teese have made an unlikely electronic pop collaboration worthy of Serge himself

Alexis Petridis

16, Feb, 2018 @7:00 AM

Sebastien Tellier – L'Adulte: new music

Hear the Brazilian-themed new single from the French singer, whose sixth album is released in July

Guardian music

30, Apr, 2014 @7:00 AM

Sébastien Tellier: 'In France we are very free with sex'

The French singer on the evolution of his country's music, the good side of vice, and his favourite sounds of the moment

Sam Richards

30, May, 2012 @2:51 PM

France's Eurovision entry Sebastian Tellier takes OMM backstage

France's Eurovision entry, pop sensation Sebastien Tellier, takes OMM backstage at the contest in Belgrade, Serbia. WARNING: this gallery may contain silly beards. Photographs by Gary Calton

13, Jun, 2008 @11:43 AM

Review: Sébastien Tellier, Scala, London

Scala, London

Caroline Sullivan

01, May, 2008 @11:09 PM

Eurovision - sillier than ever?

Singing pirates, a live chicken and a musical turkey - the annual kitsch-fest has outdone itself

Caroline Westbrook

01, May, 2008 @1:00 PM

Tellier surrenders to French Eurovision demands

Sebastien Tellier has bowed to pressure from the Francophone establishment to include more French lyrics in his entry for this year's song contest - while playing down the furore with an analogy about a baguette

Sean Michaels

18, Apr, 2008 @12:42 PM

French hand Tellier 'nul points' for Eurovision song in English

Sebastien Tellier, who has been chosen to represent France at this year's kitsch sing-a-long, has incurred the wrath of the French establishment after it became clear that his chosen song contains English lyrics

Paul MacInnes

17, Apr, 2008 @1:57 PM