Taïro

Taïro returns to the stage with a concert that unfolds a quarter-century of French reggae and dancehall. On 28 March 2026, he will settle in at Le Bœuf sur le Toit in Lons-le-Saunier for a set that traverses his eight albums and a discography shaped over the long term. From the start he has cultivated a direct, intimate writing style that speaks of love, family, crossed paths and life choices, carried by a warm voice and a steady flow. His riddims swing between Jamaican roots and modern soul inspirations, with a way of establishing a simple melodic line that stays in the head effortlessly.

On stage, Taïro arranges his songs like well-lived memories, without frozen nostalgia. Each track retains a piece of lived experience, a story you recognize in the turn of a chorus, between slow ballads and more danceable pulses. After hundreds of concerts, he continues to refine his world with consistency, far from showy gimmicks, privileging the lyrics and the performance. At Lons-le-Saunier, audiences will find that calm, precise energy, a clear, crisp sound and a direct way of addressing the public, faithful to the path he began 25 years ago and still moving forward.