Maëlle

On 16 December 2026 at Le 4bis in Rennes, Maëlle returned to the stage with a live show that felt freer and more assured. Discovered at 17 on The Voice, she has since shifted the focus, moving closer to her songwriting and to her voice. With "Lili" she opens a tender yet candid dialogue with the child she once was, set to a more organic, less glossed-over pop where textures and silences matter as much as the choruses. "Tic tac" reveals the other side — more sensual, where attraction plays out raw, between pop elegance and R&B touches. This new chapter embraces a simplicity of means and a rhythmic tension that place the words front and center.

On stage, Maëlle does not overact. She tells stories, lets the emotion circulate, alternating piano, pulsing beats and breaths, weaving a thread between recent tracks and the songs that made her known. The trajectory moves from whisper to more carnal sections without losing the clarity of the melody. You can sense the metamorphosis of an artist who allows herself more, who works on nuance and direct address. In Rennes she presented a tightly focused set: meticulously crafted songs, a precise delivery, and that immediate connection with the audience that guided her return.