Dani Martín

Dani Martín, a figure of Spanish pop-rock, arrives at the Bataclan in Paris on March 28, 2026. The former singer of El Canto del Loco, he has imposed himself as a solo artist with direct songwriting and melodies that swing between bright guitars, taut rhythms and ballads that get straight to the point. His slightly raspy voice carries Spanish-language lyrics that speak plainly about the ties that matter, the city, its cracks and sudden jolts, with a knack for choruses you remember without needing to underline them.

On stage he plays up intimacy and collective energy, alternating punchy numbers with more intimate breaths. The sound is direct, the arrangements keep to the essentials, leaving room for interpretation and the momentum of the live performance. Between nods to his past as a frontman and standout tracks from his solo career, he draws on a repertoire built over the years and a loyal audience, both Spanish- and French-speaking.

An evening to reconnect with an artist who has grown with his stage and who continues to explore an accessible, generous and straightforward pop-rock, in the setting of the Bataclan. See you on March 28, 2026, in Paris.