Lisa Pariente

On November 4, 2026 at L’Autre Canal in Nancy, Lisa Pariente presents francophone pop on stage that stays close to the text. Emerging from the web—where she first became known for covers and translations—she has since asserted a very direct songwriting voice, in a diary-like style, positioned between piano-and-voice and understated productions. Her songs speak about herself without détour, addressing intimate themes that touch on the search for meaning, rebuilding, and the ties that keep us standing.

On the bill are the tracks from her EP Antidépresseur and her recent singles, including “Ruelle sombre,” a piano-and-voice ballad that tackles sexual violence, and “Femmes,” a declaration of attachment to sisterhood. You’ll also hear songs that have marked her path, from “1 2 3” to “Chère petite moi,” via “À l’envers” and “Belle,” presented in versions conceived for the stage. Between direct address and clear melodies, Lisa Pariente places the spoken word at the heart of her live show, as her debut album—announced for autumn 2026—comes into view. It’s an opportunity to discover her in a sensitive, unfiltered format, close to her pen.