Patrick Fiori

Patrick Fiori returns to the stage in Lyon on April 3, 2027, at the Halle Tony Garnier. A singer with a solid career, he grew up between French chanson and Mediterranean influences rooted in his Corsican origins. He was first noticed at the Eurovision with “Mama Corsica,” and later experienced the popular success of Notre‑Dame de Paris, where he played Phoebus and—alongside the song “Belle”—contributed a track that has become indispensable. Since then he has followed a steady path, between luminous ballads and more uptempo numbers, with notable collaborations, particularly with Jean‑Jacques Goldman, and collective projects that extend his attachment to island harmonies.

On stage, Patrick Fiori blends acoustic arrangements, strings and guitars, giving room to a voice that favors subtlety. The concert unfolds his signature songs alongside more recent material, presented in versions crafted for live performance, with a band that balances power and restraint. He cultivates a simple, unadorned intimacy, letting the songs provide the connection. At the Halle Tony Garnier, the venue is ideal for this expansive format—between choral parts, anthemic refrains and the Mediterranean colors that run through his repertoire. An evening conceived for those who have followed his journey for years as well as for those discovering him today.