Adé sets the Grand Studio RTL2 alight with an intense and sunny Concert Très Très Privé

On Thursday February 13, 2025, Adé offered a unique moment at the Grand Studio RTL2 during a Concert Très Très Privé packed with energy and emotion. Between folk, pop and electro, the former voice of Therapie Taxi got her audience up and dancing with an explosive setlist and captivating stage presence. Here's a look back at an evening full of passion and sincerity.

On Thursday, February 13, 2025, the Grand Studio RTL2 hosted an exceptional Concert Très Très Privé with Adé, the former voice of the group Therapie Taxi, now launched on a promising solo career. As soon as she took to the stage, Adé invited the audience to stand up, immediately creating a friendly, energetic atmosphere.

The concert was broadcast live and presented by Erika Moulet, offering a limited audience, as well as listeners and web surfers, a unique immersive experience. It was also an opportunity to previewAdé's new musical identity, more rock, more abrasive and, above all, more intimate.

The singer kicked off her set with "More Love", a pop-rock-tinged track from her latest album "Inside Out Mvmt", produced by American Yves Rothman. The album is inspired by the noisy rock of Sonic Youth, garage house influences a la Fred Again, and hardcore references such as Drug Church and Turnstile. This was followed by fiery renditions of "Dissimule" and "J'me barre", where we could hear his varied influences, from folk toelectro.

The audience, especially the fans in the front row, were swept away byAdé'sboundless energy. The tracks "Insomnies" and "Rockstarz" in particular had the room buzzing, testifying to theartist 's ability to blend sweetness and intensity.

Between songs, Adé chatted with the audience, sharing anecdotes and knowing smiles. The songs "Dans tes rêves" and "Ça va aller" brought a touch of tenderness, contrasting with therock energy of "Les silences" and "Tout savoir".

The evening continued with "Let Go" and "Introvertie", a touching moment in which Adé confided in the audience about her shyness and the fact that "people often think you're super happy all the time when you do this job, when in fact you're not at all". The audience, won over, sang along to "Play pause" and "Sunset", before reaching the climax of the evening with "Fort".

This track, chosen to close the concert, had the Grand Studio RTL2 in raptures. More than just a song, it embodies the quintessence ofAdé 's artistic approach: introspection, rock power and disarming sincerity. In a triumphant finale, the singer rallied the assembly, making her voice and guitar resonate to the hearty applause of the audience.