Keren Ann to perform at the Salle Pleyel in Paris this December 2026

Six years after "Bleue" and three years following his album with the Debussy Quartet, Keren Ann is making a comeback with "Paris Amour," his tenth studio album. Released in September 2025, "Paris Amour" features a songwriting style that is intimate, precise, and undeniably elegant. Driven by a warm and sophisticated production, the album comprises nine new tracks, including singles such as "La Musique à Fond", "Les Désirs Fatigués des Navires d’Argent", and "Que la Vie Est Belle."

Some of the songs Keren Ann is sure to perform during her exclusive Paris show on Thursday, December 3, 2026, at the prestigious Salle Pleyel. This is a date not to be missed — so be sure to reserve your ticket now! Ticket prices range from €39 (Category 4) to €75 (Carré Or). A seat in Category 3 costs €49, while Category 2 is €59, and Category 1 is €65.

Meanwhile, Keren Ann will be performing at several upcoming festivals across France, including the Francofolies in La Rochelle, as well as at the Hyper Weekend at the Maison de la Radio.

It’s worth noting that Keren Ann released her debut studio album, titled "La Biographie de Luka Philipsen", in 2000. Since then, the singer-songwriter has put out eight more albums, including "La Disparition" in 2002, "Not Going Anywhere" in 2003, as well as "101" in 2011 and "You're Gonna Get Love" in 2016. The French artist is also recognized for her collaboration with Benjamin Biolay on the song "Jardin d'hiver", which was famously covered by Henri Salvador.

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In 2026, Keren Ann will showcase her latest album, "Paris Amour", in an exclusive live performance. Fans in the capital can catch her on December 3rd at the Salle Pleyel.

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