Joé Dwèt Filé in concert at the Accor Arena in Paris in December 2024

After a sold-out Zénith de Paris in 2021, and a huge show at theAccor Arena de Paris on October 7, 2023, Joé Dwèt Filé is thinking even bigger. The artist with two gold records has announced two new dates in the capital. Mark your calendars! Joé Dwèt Filé awaits his fans on Saturday December 21 and Sunday December 22, 2024 at the legendaryAccor Arena in Paris, for two huge concerts not to be missed and booked now!

On the program for these two new Paris performances? The presentation of tracks from his latest opus, released on June 23, 2023. Dubbed"Daddy 9", it didn't take long for the Haitian-born artist's fans to fall in love with his compositions, which are as effective as the single " Délire " featuring Tiakola.

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Joé Dwèt Filé is an author, composer, performer and sound engineer. After starting out in Afro-Caribbean circles, composing tracks for big names in zouk and kompa, the artist made a name for himself composing the hit songs"Que toi" by Stony,"Mama He" by Vegedream and"Un mot" by Axel Tony.

But the urge to compose and sing his own songs became uncontrollable. Joé Dwèt Filé formed the group Lespada. Finally, in 2019, the artist went solo, releasing his very first album, entitled"À deux". This was followed in 2021 by the album"Calypso".

In 2023, then, it's time for"Daddy 9", his third opus, and a series of new concerts that are likely to gather a lot of fans, notably on December 21 and 22, 2024 at the " target="_blank">AccorArena de Paris! A venue in which he is beginning to establish a regular following. After his show on October 7, 2023, and before the two new performances announced for 2024, the artist will return to this venue in the capital's 12th arrondissement on December 1, 2023 forXmas Vybe, a muy caliente concert with Afro-Caribbean influences, also featuring Fanny J, Keblack, Poetic Lovers, Perle Lama, Slaï, Medhy Custos, Axel Tony, Stony, Yoan...