Miss Dominique in concert in Paris: tributes to Aretha Franklin

Catch Miss Dominique in concert in Paris on May 7, 2026, at Théâtre Clavel in the 19th arrondissement, showcasing her latest opus.

" Today I Sing The Blues " a concert dedicated to Aretha Franklin in a repertoire infused with traditional soul and blues.

of soul and blues.

Miss Dominique, who burst onto the scene thanks to the 2006 talent show Search for the New Star, continues a live career fed by the iconic voices of American black music.

For fans of Motown music, curious concertgoers will rediscover Miss Dominique who traverses time in a piano-and-voice format.

The event, Miss Dominique Tribute To The Queen Aretha FRANKLIN, is slated for May 7, 2026 at 9:30 PM at

Clavel Theatre, 3 Clavel Street in Paris’s 19th arrondissement.

• A no-frills piano-voice format, presented as artifice-free.
• A focus on original tonalities and on interpretation.
• A musical journey that links soul, jazz, and the great American vocal traditions.
• Two intimate Paris venues, conducive to close, attentive listening.

The show highlights a tribute to the 'Queen of Soul' through a selection of songs linked to the giants of soul and pop, among whom Sam Cooke, Smokey Robinson, James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Elton John or the Beatles.

Get your tickets for Miss Dominique - Aretha FRANKLIN “Today I Sing The Blues”

Miss Dominique in the Limelight

Miss Dominique first came to prominence as a finalist opposite Christophe Willem on À la recherche de la nouvelle star in 2006.

She has since built a career that includes a gold record, a Victoire de la Musique award, a prix SACEM, and several recording projects, all of which are brought into play here to situate these tributes within the ongoing arc of her live career.

For those wishing to discover or rediscover Miss Dominique on stage, these two Parisian dates sketch a musical diptych around two queens of African-American music. "Today I Sing The Blues" is on offer from

From 24 euros for the Paris date, between soul à Paris and jazz à Paris, this concert leans on the strength of the repertoire, the immediate recognizability of the songs, and a performance that stays as close to the stage as possible.