Lézard Martien is a French rock ensemble from Jenlain established in 1993. The group consists of the musicians Eric Bricout, Jérôme Bultot, Laurent Bultot, Stéphane Pétoux, Vincent Terret, David Valles, and Stéphane Lahaye. They achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by rock and for performing over 500 concerts in France and Belgium. Their recording career began with the debut eponymous studio recording Lezard Martien (1993). Lézard Martien achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Rêver Veiller (2003) and the studio recording Loin du milieu (2007). They achieved professional recognition for performing as the opening act for the musician Jéronimo, the musician La Grande Sophie, and the ensemble Marcel et son Orchestre. Their discography included the studio recording Les Bois électriques (2010) and the studio recording Radio Scaramouche (2013) which was recorded at the venue La Chapelle. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the project Lézarmonic Tour (2007) which featured collaborations with 12 municipal harmonies.
