Thylacine to play two shows at the Olympia in Paris in March 2027

Thylacine has announced his return to Paris with two concerts scheduled for Wednesday, March 24 and Thursday, March 25, 2027, at the Olympia. The French musician and producer will present “Roads Vol. 3,” his latest album, inspired by a trip to Namibia. And following strong public demand, a second date was added after the first sold out!

Calling all electronic music fans! Thylacine, whose real name is William Rezé, will be back in Paris on March 24 and 25, 2027 at L'Olympia, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. After performing at the Zénith de Paris in March 2026, the composer from Angers is returning to the capital for two shows that promise to take listeners on a journey. And it’s best to book soon: the Wednesday, March 24 concert is already sold out, while tickets are still available for Thursday, March 25. It’s a chance to see on stage an artist who has made travel his main source of musical inspiration.

Because Thylacine rarely makes music within four walls. For his debut album, Transsiberian, released in 2015, he boarded the famous train linking Moscow and Vladivostok, recording the sounds and atmospheres of his journey along the way. Since then, the musician has continued his explorations in the Andes, the Faroe Islands and Turkey, where he learned to play the bağlama, a traditional stringed instrument. It’s his own distinctive way of bringing together electronic music, acoustic instruments and sounds gathered from all over the world.

With “Roads Vol.3”, released on October 31, 2025, Thylacine has this time set up his equipment in Namibia, where he spent nearly 100 days exploring the landscapes of southern Africa. Aboard his 1972 Airstream caravan, converted into a recording studio, he captured the sounds of the desert, met local musicians and drew on traditional rhythms to create his new compositions. On the album, percussion, voices and electronic textures tell stories of encounters as much as of landscapes. Onstage, the producer gives his tracks a new dimension with his synthesizers, instruments and visuals accompanying his performances. It should appeal to fans of melodic electronic music and immersive live shows, even those who don’t usually go to clubs.

Tickets to see Thylacine at the Olympia in March 2027 cost between €39 and €66, with seated balcony and mezzanine options, as well as standing room in the pit. Both shows start at 8 p.m. If the first date is already sold out, tickets are still available for the second show, subject to availability. Head to Boulevard des Capucines to see this free spirit of the French music scene, whose music is clearly still going places.

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