The Grammy Awards revealed the winners of their 68th edition, held this past Sunday, February 1, 2026, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Kendrick Lamar, Billie Eilish, and Lady Gaga were among those celebrated during an evening filled with standout performances by Pharrell Williams, Clipse, Sabrina Carpenter, and Bruno Mars.
For Parisian music fans and followers of these celebrated artists, there's some exciting news. Several of them are set to perform in Paris soon as part of their global tours. From Bad Bunny to The Cure, including Tame Impala and FKA twigs... Here's a roundup of these Grammy Award winners to catch live in the French capital very soon!
We kick off with Bad Bunny, the star of the evening who proudly took home the Grammy for Album of the Year. While the Puerto Rican artist will light up the stage next weekend during the Super Bowl, he’ll also be performing at Paris La Défense Arena on July 4th and 5th, 2026, as part of his DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour. Sadly, all tickets have already sold out.
Meanwhile, Olivia Dean, named Best New Artist of the Year, will perform at the Accor Arena in Paris on June 17, 2026. Lola Young, who took home the award for Best Solo Pop Performance, was scheduled to perform at Olympia on June 1 and 2. Unfortunately, the British singer-songwriter behind the hit "Messy" had to cancel her tour after experiencing a fainting spell during a show in New York. As a result, Lola Young will not be appearing in Paris this year.
On the other hand, Tame Impala, which recently took home the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Recording, will definitely be performing at the Accor Arena on May 3rd. Meanwhile, artist FKA Twigs is scheduled to take the stage at the Adidas Arena on June 8th.
Let's also mention Turnstile, recognized for their rock album and metal performance. The American band will be headlining on August 29th at the Domaine national de Saint-Cloud during Rock en Seine. The following day, still part of Rock en Seine, festival-goers will get the chance to see The Cure. The British band, led by Robert Smith, recently celebrated Grammy wins for Best Alternative Performance and Best Alternative Album. Tyler, the Creator, who took home an award for his album cover for "Chromakopia," will also be performing at Rock en Seine this summer, specifically on August 26th.
Let’s not forget American singer, musician, and producer Leon Thomas. After winning a Grammy Award in 2026 for his R&B album, he will perform at L’Élysée Montmartre on March 21, followed by a show at Le Trianon on March 22. Unfortunately, both dates are already sold out.
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