Camille « The Sound of Milk Tour »

Camille lends her voice to the Théâtre André Malraux in Rueil‑Malmaison on December 5, 2026, with The Sound Of Milk Tour. A singer‑songwriter who enjoys breaking the mold, she has moved since her beginnings between chanson, pop, folk and vocal experimentation. From Paris jazz clubs to Le Sac des filles, from the Nouvelle Vague project to her return as a solo artist with Le Fil, she has established a very personal way of building songs with almost nothing but voice, breath and rhythm.

On stage, Camille works with vocal harmonies, loops, body percussion and tongue play. She draws on a repertoire that shaped her identity—from Music Hole to Ilo Veyou and Ouï—alternating French and English, pulses and silences, bare melodies and polyphonies. Her taste for acoustics and rhythmic architectures can be heard in every detail, between handclaps, scrapes, onomatopoeia and layered timbres.

Alongside her albums, she has written songs for film, from the song “Le Festin” in Ratatouille to the music for Emilia Pérez, composed with Clément Ducol. With The Sound Of Milk Tour she appears in a stripped‑down format led by voice and body, where the intimate and the collective answer one another without artifice. An evening to listen closely to how she sculpts sound and channels energy, up close to her vocal signature.