Mireille Mathieu in concert at the Olympia in Paris in October 2025

An iconic French singer, Mireille Mathieu has left her mark on the music industry with her unique voice and countless songs, some of which have enjoyed resounding success abroad. In 2025, Mireille Mathieu announces her return to the stage, to celebrate 60 years in the music business, with three exclusive concerts at theOlympia on Friday 24, Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 October 2025.

Born in Avignon in 1946, Mireille Mathieu began her career in the 60s after being discovered in a young talent contest. Her first hit, " Mon credo " in 1966, quickly became a smash, launching her career in France. Other famous songs followed, such as " La Dernière Valse ", " La Paloma adieu ", " Paris en colère ", " Pardonne-moi ce caprice d'enfant ", " Acropolis Adieu " and " Une femme amoureuse ". Her vocal resemblance to Édith Piaf opened the door to an international career, enabling her to sing in several languages, including English, German and Russian, and to perform in many other countries in Europe and beyond.

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Her most memorable albums include"La Dernière Valse" (1967),"Mon bel amour d'été" (1969) and"La Paloma adieu" (1973). Her many, many songs have captured the hearts of French and foreign audiences alike. Mireille Mathieu toured the world several times, consolidating her international reputation and taking her to countries as varied as Russia, Japan and the USA.

As proof of her fame, Mireille Mathieu has sold 200 million records! In autumn 2025, Mireille Mathieu celebrates 60 years in the music business with three exclusive concerts at theOlympia on October 24, 25 and 26, 2025. Come and (re)discover the musical universe and unique voice of this icon of French chanson!

L'Olympia: the history of a legendary Paris venue
Opened in 1893, the Olympia celebrates its 130th anniversary in 2023. We take a look back at the history of this legendary Parisian concert hall, which has seen the likes of Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Barbara and Johnny Hallyday, as well as Billie Holiday, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. [Read more]

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