Goldie Boutilier

Goldie Boutilier will be at the Élysée Montmartre in Paris on 4 November 2026. A Canadian singer-songwriter, she crafts a pop sound nourished by soul, R&B, rock and country, carried by a cinematic aesthetic and a Western imagination. On stage, she unfolds personal narratives centered on emancipation, love and self-discovery, with careful attention to visual detail and to her female characters. Her songs alternate between slow ballads and more rhythmically driven numbers, with vocals to the forefront and sparse arrangements.

Originally from Nova Scotia, she first explored a dance- and electronic-leaning pop before adopting the name Goldie Boutilier and refining a more sensual, narrative sound. The EP Cowboy Gangster Politician (2023) marked this shift, evoking small North American towns and retro references. In Paris, she will bring these influences together in a set where nostalgia, femininity and individuality intersect, combining road‑movie imagery with hushed, intimate atmospheres.