Yannick Noah to Perform at the Grand Rex in Paris This November 2026

This fall in Paris, get ready to see Yannick Noah like you've never seen him before on stage. The renowned singer announces a one-night-only show at Grand Rex on Sunday, November 15, 2026, part of his tour "Yann and Nico - A Little Tour Together." True to its name, this new tour by Yannick Noah is designed to be intimate and acoustic. Accompanied solely by guitarist Nicolas Paillet, the artist will revisit his biggest hits in a stripped-down, raw version. "Between songs, he opens up with sincerity, sharing anecdotes and memories that have shaped his journey," say his social media channels.

After already making stops in several Île-de-France towns like Boulogne-Billancourt, Yerres, Le Blanc-Mesnil, and Villeparisis, Yannick Noah and Nicolas Paillet are heading to the Grand Rex in Paris on November 15 for an evening scheduled to start at 6 p.m. Don’t miss your chance to experience this special musical event—grab your tickets now. Prices range from €29 to €75 per seat.

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It’s worth noting that Yannick Noah launched his singing career back in 1991. That year, he released his debut studio album called "Black & What!," featuring his hit "Saga Africa." Since then, Noah has put out 11 more albums, including the self-titled record in 2000, which features songs like "Simon Papa Tara," "La Voix des sages (No More Fighting)," "Les Lionnes," and "Jamafrica."

This year, Yannick Noah is hitting the road across France, bringing along Nicolas Paillet to deliver heartfelt, authentic performances that connect closely with his fans. The first stop is in Paris, with a concert scheduled for November 15, 2026, at the Grand Rex.

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