Oliver Tree

On September 9, 2026, Oliver Tree takes over the Bataclan in Paris. A singer, producer, songwriter and director from Santa Cruz, he cultivates a pop sound that rubs against alternative, indie, hip‑hop and electronic music, with ear‑catching choruses and a pronounced taste for contrast. First noticed with “When I’m Down” alongside Whethan, he followed with the Alien Boy EP and the albums Ugly Is Beautiful, Cowboy Tears and Alone in a Crowd, carving out a shifting ground between rock energy and danceable pulses.

His project is also visual: videos he writes or co‑directs, ever‑changing characters, and an absurd aesthetic fed by Internet culture. On stage he assembles multi‑layered songs, ironic detours and tension‑filled build‑ups, drawing as much from his hits as from rawer tracks. Collaborations cross pop, rock and electronic scenes — with Little Big, Robin Schulz, David Guetta, BoyWithUke and Diplo — creating bridges that feed a genre‑defying set.

At the Bataclan you find that same mix of energy and off‑kilter flair, driven by concise songwriting and sharp hooks, and a way of playing with perception as much as with sound.