Linh

Linh stops her tour at La Carrière in Saint-Herblain on January 13, 2027. A singer-songwriter and performer, the Nice native who came up through the choirs of the Opéra de Nice has shaped a French-language pop that balances clear melodies, a sense for the punchline and spare arrangements. On stage she unfolds direct, personal writing, carried by a flexible voice and a piano often front and center, with urban touches inherited from her collaborations.

Spotted on several televised talent shows and later by Gims’s label Black Star Music, Linh accumulated many opening slots before establishing her own world with songs like “Bulle,” “Minimum,” “Immortelle” and “Autour de toi.” In 2024 she took a more intimate turn with the ballad “Je pense à vous” and her first EP Signé, Linh, which showcases this blend of French chanson and contemporary pop. Her references range from Jean-Jacques Goldman and Édith Piaf to Billie Eilish, Nekfeu and Eminem, and it shows in a manner of storytelling that is simple and direct, without unnecessary effects. Live, the set draws a clear line between pop energy and piano-and-voice intimacy, with memorable choruses and lyrics that address everyday life without détour. Ultimately, what matters is the connection she weaves with the audience—between closeness, attentive listening and the instinct for a song that lands just right.