L'Impératrice Live at the Palais Bulles

On one side, an electro-disco sextet with sophisticated melodies, on the other, a UFO of organic architecture overlooking the Bay of Cannes: L'Impératrice takes over the Palais Bulles for a spellbinding concert with retro-futuristic overtones.

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Irène Drésel brings her electro-floral machines to the Roseraie du Val de Marne for Passengers. The perfect setting to immerse yourself in her album Rose Fluo, released in 2024.

Marguerite brings a fresh and emotional take on modern French pop to Cabaret Vert 2026. Her performance blends catchy melodies, folk touches and British-inspired guitar sounds. Songs such as “Les Filles, les Meufs” explore identity, bisexuality, vulnerability and personal growth. On stage, she combines sensitivity and honesty with a playful, confident presence. Recorded on August 22, 2026, the ARTE Concert captures a rising French artist at a pivotal moment in her career.

An idea launched like a dream: filming a concert by Fatma Said in front of the pyramids becomes a unique musical and televised event. The dream takes shape, and the Egyptian soprano gives an unforgettable concert at the foot of her country's most iconic monuments.

Having ascended to the throne of British hip-hop, Little Simz opens the door to new influences on Lotus, her raw and intimate sixth album, which she presents in Passengers at the Atelier des Lumières.