Calogero

Calogero returns in an intimate-venue format, far from Zéniths and arenas. On April 10, 2026, he settles in at the Palais des Congrès of Le Touquet-Paris-Plage for a concert that traces his career. A singer-songwriter and bassist, he revisits his albums with a selection of tracks drawn from his entire repertoire, rearranged for the occasion in previously unheard versions. Fifteen years after his last theatre dates, he rediscovers a taste for human-scale stages and attentive audiences, placing the emphasis on songwriting, melodies and performance.

On stage, Calogero alternates between bass, guitar and piano, focusing on what matters most: the songs. From his beginnings with Les Charts to solo hits like En apesanteur, Face à la mer or Si seulement je pouvais lui manquer, he moves through the years with more stripped-back arrangements conceived for closeness. No elaborate production, but a direct thread between his voice, his instruments and an audience coming to rediscover these songs from a different angle. A sober, direct interlude to experience the artist as close to his pieces as possible.