Camille

Camille takes over La Laiterie in Strasbourg on November 7, 2026, for an unconventional pop-song concert. A singer and explorer of the voice, she blends French chanson, pop, folk and experimentation, with a taste for spare arrangements, body percussion and vocal polyrhythms that have become her signature on stage. Between breath, hand claps, looped choirs and tongue play, she constructs pieces that unfold in layers, both minimalist and organic.

On the program, a journey through her repertoire: the austerity of Le Fil, the percussive energy of Music Hole, the acoustic textures of Ilo Veyou, the horizons of Ouï. She weaves bridges to her film work, slipping in fragments of melodies composed for cinema without losing her through-line: the voice as a total instrument. On stage, each piece becomes a small rhythmic and harmonic laboratory, where you can hear words brushing up against the pulses, the melody settling in and then shifting, all delivered with an intimacy that leaves room for the unexpected. A set conceived as a tightrope walk between whispers, percussive hits, loops and harmonies, for an evening focused on the essentials: sound, the body, and song that breathes live.