The Pitchfork Paris festival (Nov 1-7, 2026) spotlights emerging female artists like AMORE, Quiet Light, and daine, showcasing diverse music and bold new voices.
Pitchfork Paris highlights female artists
The Pitchfork Paris music festival, set for November 1 to November 7, 2026, will focus on emerging female artists across multiple venues in the French capital.AMORE debuts at the festival
AMORE, a Spanish artist based in Madrid, will perform on November 3 at the Badaboum. Her debut album, Top Hits, Ballads, etc., includes songs like "Amore I" and "Querio."Quiet Light's new album follows a personal journey
Quiet Light, an American electronic folk artist, will debut her album Blue Angel Sparkling Silver 2, a follow-up to her 2023 release. The album includes the song "Berlin," which reflects on personal and emotional struggles.The Femcels bring bold and humorous lyrics
The Femcels, a London-based duo, will perform on November 7 at the Badaboum. Their album I Have To Get Hotter features tracks with provocative and humorous titles, produced by Ike Clateman of Bassvictim.Céline Dessberg brings Mongolian sounds
Céline Dessberg, a Mongolian musician, will perform on November 5 at the Café de la Danse. Her EP Hödöö includes tracks like "Selenge" and "Chintamani," blending traditional Mongolian elements with modern instrumentation.daine releases debut album at the festival
daine, a Filipino-Australian artist based in Melbourne, will perform on November 6 and release her debut album, In Endless Awe and Agony. Her track "Picking Flowers" helped revive the emo movement in 2020.