Solann

On April 24, 2026 at La Rodia Besançon, Solann, a French singer-songwriter and performer, presents a clear pop-folk in which the songwriting takes the lead. The daughter of an actor and a versatile artist, she grew up at the edges of stages before finding her voice at the microphone. Her grandmother, an intimate heroine and first confidante, encouraged her to deepen her practice and to make her lyrics a place of truth.

Rooted in Armenian heritage, she embraces the legacy of Barbara and Aznavour, which she weaves together with contemporary influences such as Patrick Watson, Agnes Obel, Billie Eilish, and Tamino. Her music progresses without grandstanding, between delicate melodies, pared-down arrangements, and a manner of expression that seeks precision. She probes restrained emotions, brings long-neglected parts of herself back to the center, and makes each song an intimate space. On stage, Solann cultivates this intimacy—from whispers to broader surges—while keeping what matters: precise words, a clear presence, and a sensitivity shared without artifice.