Celine Dion’s music is seeing a significant rise in popularity on streaming platforms like Deezer and Spotify as she prepares to return to the stage in Paris. With her concerts scheduled for September 12, fans are getting excited, leading to a noticeable increase in the number of times her songs are streamed, especially in France. While Celine’s music has always been popular, the past few weeks have seen a marked surge, particularly in the days leading up to her highly anticipated return. Deezer reported an 8.3% increase in streams in France during the last week before her Paris concerts. The most popular songs remain classic tracks from her repertoire, such as J'irai où tu iras, a duet with Jean-Jacques Goldman, and Pour que tu m'aimes encore, both from her 1995 album D'eux. Her latest single, Bonjour, Pardon, Merci, composed by French artist Ycare and released in July, is also gaining traction and holds the third position in popularity. Notably, none of her English songs appear in Deezer’s top 10 in France. Spotify has also observed a similar trend. In August, streams of Celine’s music increased by 9.6% in France. Her recent single Dansons, released in April, was an immediate hit, with France accounting for about 36% of its listeners during the first week. The track has maintained steady popularity, with consistent daily streams. Bonjour, Pardon, Merci has also attracted a large audience, with France representing about 25% of its streams from the first week. Spotify noted a 30% increase in daily streams since August 21, driven by growing excitement around her upcoming residency. While Celine’s French songs are dominating in France, her English hits continue to resonate globally. Songs like Because You Loved Me, My Heart Will Go On, and It's All Coming Back to Me Now remain popular outside of France. Although the 35-44 age group still makes up the largest share of her listeners (around 25% of streams), younger audiences are also showing increased interest. Spotify reported that the share of listeners under 35 has risen to just over 45.5% in 2026, an increase of 1.9% compared to 2025. This growth is largely attributed to her return to the stage and the popularity of her new French songs. Celine’s music is now featured in 76.6 million playlists worldwide, a testament to her enduring success over more than thirty-five years, despite a long period away from the public eye.