Paris hosts major music events this autumn

This autumn, Paris is hosting a wide range of concerts and festivals, offering a diverse lineup of musical experiences. The Pitchfork Music Festival – Paris will run from 2 to 8 November, marking its fifteenth edition and featuring a variety of performances across multiple venues.

Headline acts at Pitchfork festival

The Pitchfork Music Festival will include headline acts such as DIIV, Headache, Elias Rønnenfelt, and Ear, alongside avant-garde performances spread over three nights, ten venues, and more than 50 groups. The festival aims to showcase a broad spectrum of musical styles and experimental sounds.

Benjamin Biolay returns with new music

Benjamin Biolay will perform at Zénith Paris-La Villette on 5 and 6 November, continuing his tour following the release of his Blue Disk album. The concert will feature songs from his 25-year discography, with several thousand spectators expected to attend.

Adrien Soleiman with BelleJazzClub

Adrien Soleiman will perform with his BelleJazzClub at the Trabendo on 10 November. The evening will include performances of his latest albums, BelleJazzClub Vol. 1 and BelleJazzClub Vol. 2, along with improvisations and possible guest appearances by artists like Le Feste Antonacci and Philippe Katerine.

Jessie Ware debuts new album in Paris

Jessie Ware will perform at the Casino de Paris on 10 November, the day after the release of her sixth album, Superbloom. The British pop star will be on an international tour, with Paris being one of the stops.

Fontaines D.C. performs at Accor Arena

Fontaines D.C. will perform at the Accor Arena on 13 November, a month after the release of their fifth album, Dopamine Chamber. The concert will feature more than 15,000 spectators, with Chalk opening the show.

Marlon Magnée returns with solo debut

Marlon Magnée will perform solo at the Trianon on 14 November, following his time with La Femme and a recent tour in the United States. The performance will include songs from his first solo album, Dark Star, in both French and English.

Bloc Party and Interpol join forces

Bloc Party and Interpol will perform together at Zénith Paris-La Villette on 16 November, marking an exceptional European tour that brings together English and New York rock influences.

Sébastien Tellier celebrates new album

Sébastien Tellier will perform at the Salle Pleyel on 15, 16, and 16, 17 December, celebrating the release of his seventh studio album, Kiss the Beast. The concerts will showcase the full sound palette of the French artist, ranging from stripped-down electro to piano ballads.

Syd Matters returns to Parisian venue

Syd Matters will perform at the Olympia on 17 November, two months after the release of his fifth album, A Gospel of Some Sort. The performance will mark his return to the iconic Parisian venue since 2011.

Miki performs new album in Paris

Miki will perform at Zénith Paris-La Villette on 18 November, following a successful festival tour last summer. The concert will feature songs from his first album, Industry Plant (2025).

Kneecap continues global tour

Kneecap will perform at Zénith Paris-La Villette on 20 November, continuing their Fenian Tour, which takes the Belfast-Derry trio around the world. This follows an incendiary live performance at the Arte Concert Festival.

The Wedding Present celebrates anniversary

The Wedding Present will perform at Trabendo on 23 November, celebrating the 35th anniversary of their major album, Seamonsters, released in 1991. The British band will perform the album in its entirety.

P.R2B promotes new album

P.R2B will perform at Élysée Montmartre on 25 November, opening her album Presque punk with the words, "Don't go to work, listen to music instead."

Chassol blends genres in concert

Chassol will perform at Folies Bergère on 30 November, with a concert titled Funny How? that blends soul, jazz, and musical comedy. The latest album honors the voices of several comedians, including Dave Chappelle and Dulcé Sloan.