Patrick Fiori

Patrick Fiori stops at the Zénith de Grand Nancy Maxéville on December 4, 2027. A singer with a distinctive career, he moves between French pop and Mediterranean inflections, with a Corsican imprint that runs throughout his albums. Discovered at a very young age, he became known to the wider public through Notre-Dame de Paris, in which he played Phoebus, and went on to a string of collaborations and memorable songs. Think of “Que tu reviennes,” “4 mots sur un piano,” co-written with Jean-Jacques Goldman, his projects centred on Corsican singing, or his noted Eurovision appearance with “Mama Corsica.”

On stage, Fiori likes to blend new material and classics, acoustic arrangements and polyphonic surges. The voice is central, supported by a tight band, orchestrations that give the lyrics room to breathe, and occasional improvised detours to keep the connection with the audience. Between intimate ballads and brighter numbers, the concert traces the course of his artistic journey—from musical theatre to popular song—without unnecessary effects. An evening designed for singing together, rediscovering familiar touchstones, and hearing recent tracks without disrupting the balance.