Vianney

Vianney returns to the stage at the Zénith de Paris on April 8, 2027. After five years without touring, he stepped away to compose: songs written for others, a duets album, then nine months of retreat to craft with his own hands, isolating himself to find his thread. This time apart feeds a comeback refocused on the essentials: songs with a direct tone, a guitar held as his emblem, and the face-to-face intimacy he has cultivated since his beginnings.

For this concert, he chooses his favorite format: alone on stage, without frills, to let the words and melodies breathe. The acoustic-pop vein that revealed him is present, from “Pas là” to “Je m’en vais,” alongside the openness born of his recent collaborations. The idea is simple: re-establish that direct connection with the audience, and let energy and emotion flow without unnecessary screens.

There’s no flashy staging here, just a presence, a guitar, occasional loops, and the desire to share. Vianney promises a generous, intimate show where each song becomes an exchange, even in the silences. A return conceived to restore meaning to both the craft and live performance.