La Bergère is a French folk music group from the Paris region, formed in 2001. The trio originally included Sylvie Berger on vocals, Emmanuel Pariselle on diatonic accordion and concertina, and Julien Biget on guitar and bouzouki. After collaborating with various artists, Berger decided to pursue a solo album project, which led to the formation of the group. Their debut album, Ouvarosa, was released in 2002 on Gabriel Yacoub's label Le Roseau. The second studio album, Fi de l'eau, followed in 2006. In 2014, the group released its third album, Étreintes. Cyril Roche later replaced Pariselle, and in 2025, Thomas Restoin joined the group as the new accordionist ahead of their album scheduled for 2026.
