Zaho

Zaho stops at La Palestre in Le Cannet on March 8, 2026. An Algerian-Canadian singer-songwriter and performer, she has been making her mark since 2008 with “C’est chelou,” quickly followed by “Je te promets,” “Tourner la page” and “Laissez‑les kouma.” Her instantly recognisable voice and candid songwriting move between urban pop and R&B, with frequent crossovers into French rap.

Over the years she has broadened her collaborations, working with artists ranging from Céline Dion, Soprano and Sean Paul to Kery James, La Fouine, Naps and Zamdane, and even Francis Cabrel. Her fourth album, Résilience (2023), features contributions from Dadju, Nej and Tayc and opens a new chapter—more personal and conceived for the stage.

After sold‑out dates at La Cigale in 2024 and Salle Pleyel in 2025, Zaho is back on the road with a set that blends her classics with songs from Résilience. She is also appearing on screen, making her acting debut in the film Yo Mama. It’s an opportunity to appreciate the scope of her repertoire and the continuity of a career that keeps reinventing itself on stage.