Théa

On March 13, 2027 at La Carrière in Saint-Herblain, THÉA presented her blend of emo, hyperpop and rave pulses, driven by a new track, h4rdr0ck3r. From the intro she spells out T-H-É-A and sets the tone: sharp punchlines, rapid flows and a chorus designed to be sung back in unison. After Comète, an EP that condensed urgency, the fear of falling and a need to burn out fast, the singer-songwriter born in 2001 keeps delivering songs that address mental health, a feeling of exile and battered relationships, without letting go of irony or controlled anger. We remember the FASTLIFE! mantra — “I’m not a girl, I’m a comet” — as a way of occupying the stage.

On stage, THÉA searches for the unpredictable spark: punk energy, taut rhythms, pop melodies that tip into choral sing-alongs, and a direct, confrontational rapport with the audience. Bodies become a space of freedom, caught between queer assertion and a need for emancipation. From her first improvised show in a Montreuil squat to the rallying cry of the new h4rdr0ck3rs, she unites a generation that turns doubt and anger into celebration. At La Carrière, she came to charge the air with an electric, collective tension.