Natasha St-Pier

First came to prominence in 1999 in the English-language production of the musical Notre-Dame de Paris, Natasha St-Pier has forged a career across recording studios, TV sets and the stage. The Canadian singer alternates between albums and mainstream projects — from Dancing with the Stars, which she won in 2024, to roles in TF1 series such as Léo Mattéï, Brigade des mineurs and Camping Paradis. She was also featured in Les Comédies Musicales - Le Best Of, where she performs “Over the Rainbow” and other standards. A trajectory where Francophone popular music and musical theatre intersect.

On 13 March 2026 at Espace Lumière in Épinay-sur-Seine, she will present a piano-and-voice concert inspired by her album Mon histoire d’amour c’est vous, conceived as a tribute to the French chanson. The programme includes reinterpretations of Barbara, Véronique Sanson, Michel Berger and Alain Souchon, woven together with her own songs, in an intimate, pared-down format that highlights voice and lyrics. Without artifice, the setting encourages closeness with the audience and places interpretation at the center.