Jeanne Cherhal in concert at the Zénith in Paris in December 2026

In 2026, Jeanne Cherhal will take to the stage at the Zénith de Paris to bring her major French tour to a spectacular close. Not to be missed on Thursday, December 10, 2026, this concert will be an opportunity for the French artist to perform her latest album, simply titled "Jeanne," live. To be among the first to reserve your seats, don't miss the general salescheduled for November 4 at 10 a.m. 

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As a songwriter, composer, singer, bassist, and pianist, Jeanne Cherhal is one of the leading artists on the French music scene. In 2001, the singer released a self-produced six-track CD, quickly followed by the albumJeanne Cherhal. But it was in 2004 that the artist really began to make a name for herself with the album "Douze fois par an." This was followed by "L'eau" in 2006, "Charade" in 2010, "Histoire de J." in 2014, and "L'an 40" in 2019. 

Since April 4, 2025,Jeanne Cherhal has been promoting her new and seventh studio album, entitled "Jeanne." Produced and arranged by Benjamin Biolay, this 13-track album celebrates the freedom of the musician and singer. It is an album that will take Jeanne Cherhal on the road across France this fall. In addition to Lille, Poitiers, Toulouse, Cannes, and Nantes, the artist also plans to stop in several cities in the Paris region, including Clamart, Cergy, and Rambouillet. She will also perform atthe Olympia in Paris on December 2, 2025, and then at the Grand Rex on February 7, 2026.

Given the success of this tour, Jeanne Cherhal is adding a Paris date. It will be on December 10, 2026, at the Zénith de la Villette. And the artist intends to captivate the audience at this venue in the 19th arrondissement of the capital with her new and old songs. 

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