Florent Pagny to perform at Paris-Bercy in January 2027, extra date announced

Fans of Florent Pagny are in for good news! The beloved French singer, who has returned as a coach on The Voice, is extending his successful national tour to celebrate his 65th birthday surrounded by his fans!

After a 20-date stint at the Olympia, from June 16 to July 19, 2026, Florent Pagny will hit the road again in the fall. The plan? A string of shows in Amiens, Lille, Pau, Limoges, Caen, Orléans, Nantes, Reims, Strasbourg, Dijon, Nice, Toulon, as well as Toulouse and Lyon, where he will wrap up his 65th birthday tour on January 15, 2027. Just before that, on Wednesday, January 6, 2027, the singer will take the stage at Paris Bercy. Due to huge demand, a second concert has been added on Thursday, January 7. And the ticket office is already open, so don’t delay.

Just to remind you, Florent Pagny made his highly anticipated return on September 12, 2025, with the release of his 22nd studio album. Titled "Grandeur Nature," this record features 17 tracks, including "T'aimer encore," written and composed by Vianney.

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Since then, Florent Pagny has been making frequent appearances. The singer was notably at La Seine Musicale on September 25 for a Taratata special. He also took part in the latest Enfoirés show, and reprised his seat as a coach on The Voice. This spring and summer, he will hit the road for several concerts planned in Lyon, Dijon, Toulouse, Nantes, Lille, Brussels and Paris. Florent Pagny will then resume touring in the autumn with a new run of shows across the country. In the capital, head to Paris Bercy on January 6 and 7, 2027 to (re)discover his latest material live, as well as his timeless hits.

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