Malo'

Malo’ will be in Paris on 16 April 2026 at Le Hasard Ludique. French-Australian, he has carved out since his beginnings a line between acoustic pop, folk and chanson, driven by songwriting and melody. Self-taught, he learned several instruments before recording his first album, The Old Way, in Australia. Back in France, he released Be/Être and gained recognition with tracks such as I Believed. He then continued in a singer-songwriter pop vein with understated arrangements, notably with Laisse-toi tranquille, co-produced with Sage.

On stage, Malo’ embraces bilingualism, moving from French to English effortlessly, guitar front and center with keyboards in support. The set emphasizes voice and lyrics, in a pared-down aesthetic that lets the songs breathe. A regular on tour and a frequent opening act (Charlie Winston, Vianney) — even performing at the Stade de France with Les Insus — he arrives at Le Hasard Ludique with a repertoire tailored for live performance: a run of ballads and mid-tempo songs that reveal his taste for direct melodies and personal stories. An evening that brings you close to his world, between folk intimacy and clear pop.