Jeff Panacloc returns with a darkly comic variety show that blends absurd characters, sharp satire and physical comedy. The evening unfolds as an imagined tour of a mysterious ‘Company’ led by Panacloc, where each eccentric performer reveals a different facet of chaotic humour and theatrical surprise. Expect quick-change sketches, puppetry-inflected interactions and a playful, subversive tone that mixes outrageous gags with a surprisingly human touch.

In French.

Ben Mazué presents an intimate, poetic evening around his album Famille. As author, composer and performer, he blends chanson, spoken word and pop to weave candid narratives and delicate melodies. The performance focuses on family, memory and emotional honesty, delivered with intimate staging and warm vocal interplay. The production by Opus One highlights subtle arrangements that foreground Mazué’s lyrics and storytelling.

In French.

Bigflo & Oli present a raw, direct return to their rap roots with their fifth album Karma. The two brothers draw on a decade-plus of collaboration to deliver tightly crafted songs where sharp lyrics meet dense beats. The performance favours immediacy and emotional honesty, alternating charged, collective moments and intimate passages. Expect an intense, unifying stage experience that foregrounds vocal interplay, rhythmic drive and the duo’s frank, sincere delivery.

After four sold-out arenas, Florent Pagny returns with the 65 Tour–Le Retour, a concert staging that blends intimate ballads and powerful anthems. Pagny’s expressive voice and commanding presence are supported by nuanced arrangements and contemporary production, alternating stripped-down acoustic passages with full-band climaxes. The programme revisits signature songs through renewed interpretations, delivering a reflective, visceral performance that emphasises vocal colour, interpretive depth and direct emotional exchange with the audience.

The Grand Symphonique (around 50 musicians) presents an orchestral tribute to the music of Hans Zimmer, Alan Silvestri and John Williams. Under the direction of a conductor, the programme features choir and soloists and combines powerful orchestral arrangements with large-scale visual projections to create a cinematic concert experience. Repertoire includes themes from Superman, Gladiator, The Avengers, Back to the Future, E.T., Dune and The Lion King. The original composers will not be present.

Parisian quintet Feu! Chatterton return with a new album, Labyrinthe, presenting an intense, theatrical rock show. The band blends poetic lyrics, driving rhythms and atmospheric arrangements to create electrifying performances that move between intimate passages and full-throttle energy. Expect cinematic textures, expressive vocals and a collective delivery that emphasises mood, narrative and dramatic staging. Their rich instrumental interplay and nuanced dynamics invite close listening while propelling the audience into heightened emotional states.