Ridsa

Ridsa will be at the Big Band Café in Hérouville-Saint-Clair on April 18, 2026. A singer-songwriter and rapper-vocalist, he draws a clear line between urban pop, rap and Latin influences. He’s behind widely circulated hits like Là c’est die, Pardon and Santa Maria, and albums that established his stamp: Tranquille, Libre, Équateur. His world draws as much on reggaeton rhythms as on a soulful sensibility and the tradition of French song, with reference points ranging from Bad Bunny to Ray Charles, from Goldman to Orelsan, without losing his own distinctive voice.

On stage, Ridsa bets on immediate melodies and memorable choruses, alternating danceable tempos with more rap‑focused passages. The set shifts between classics and recent tracks, moving from sunlit vibes to more intimate songwriting. At the Big Band Café, the atmosphere promises to be close to the audience—designed as much to get people moving as to have them humming along. It’s an opportunity to follow a career that’s already well established and to grasp the direction he’s taking today.