Nîmes venue hosts diverse concerts

The Nîmes venue known as Paloma is hosting a variety of concerts and events featuring both French and international artists before it suspends its concert programming for three months of renovations. The events are scheduled to begin on November 5 and continue through late November.

Miki and Dab Rozer perform first

The first event will take place on Thursday, November 5, with Miki, a rising star in the new French pop scene, performing alongside Dab Rozer. This marks the start of a series of musical performances at the venue.

St. Paul & The Broken Bones bring soul

On Monday, November 9, the American soul group St. Paul & The Broken Bones will perform. The Alabama-based band has previously supported the Rolling Stones and performed at the Coachella festival, blending gospel, funk, and rhythm and blues in their music.

Alela Diane performs folk music

The following Thursday, November 12, Alela Diane will take the stage with her band The Hackles. The American singer will present her folk music and the compositions from her project Who's Keeping Time?.

French rap nostalgia with Sniper

On Friday, November 13, the French rap group Sniper will perform, offering a nostalgic evening for fans of the 2000s. The concert has already sold out, with another event later that evening featuring Death Valley Girls and Bella and the Bizarre for an independent rock and garage night.

Techno event with PACT and Greg Delon

Saturday, November 14, will feature a techno evening with Joachim Pastor, Joris Delacroix, and Teho around their project PACT, alongside Greg Delon. The event showcases the evolving landscape of electronic music.

FFF returns with funk and rock

On Wednesday, November 18, the French group FFF will return with their blend of funk and rock. The following day, Meryl, a prominent figure in Martinique's shatta music, will perform with Lawskie, and both events are sold out.

Camille presents her musical universe

On Friday, November 20, the French artist Camille will perform, focusing on her project The Sound of Milk. The event highlights her unique musical style and creative output.

Marillion brings progressive rock

On Tuesday, November 24, the British group Marillion, known for its progressive rock for over forty years, will perform. The event will feature Lazuli as an opening act, and all tickets have already been sold.

Pierre de Maere performs pop music

On Wednesday, November 25, Pierre de Maere will take the stage with his pop music and romantic melodies, offering a different musical experience for the audience.

Electro and Spanish music events

On November 27, the venue will host an electro event with the return of Apéro techno. The following day, November 28, Los del Guadalquivir will perform at the Sevillanas festival, celebrating Andalusian music and culture.

Free workshops and Writing Camp

In addition to concerts, Paloma is offering free workshops in November, covering topics such as recording techniques, video clip production, and social media for artists. A Writing Camp will also take place from November 23 to 27, gathering artists for several days of musical creation.

Family-friendly performances and workshops

The venue is also focusing on family-friendly activities. On Sunday, November 22, the company Pic & Colegram will present Et le chant des baleines, an immersive musical performance for children as young as six months. A sound creation workshop for children aged six and older will also be held on November 28.

Renovations and temporary closure

Paloma will temporarily close for three months of renovations starting December 1, 2026, and ending February 28, 2027. The works aim to improve public safety and the venue’s conditions for hosting events.

Concerts resume in March 2027

The venue plans to resume concerts in March 2027, starting with a performance by Teddy Bear. All programming and reservations can be found on Paloma's official website, ensuring continued access to its events and activities during the renovation period.