Solann

Solann, a singer-songwriter born in Paris in 1999, blends French chanson with ethereal neofolk. Trained first on guitar and later on piano, and having passed through theatre and other artistic practices, she has sharpened a direct songwriting voice that examines feminism, the relationship to the body, the night, and class relations, within spare arrangements. Brought to light during the lockdown, she has since released a string of songs that have established her on stages across France.

On October 10, 2026 at Le Douze in Cergy, she will present a stop on her tour focused on tracks from her EP Monstrueuse and her albums Si on sombre ce sera beau and Si on sombre ce sera beau (promis), written with Marso. The program will feature Rome, Perdu and Petit Corps, carried by her voice and a sense of storytelling that favors tension and precision of language. Between slow ballads and minimal pulses, the setlist unfolds a concentrated journey in which each piece seeks the right balance between melody and lyrics. A concert conceived to listen closely to the songs’ structure and to what they say about the present.