Solann

Solann, a French singer-songwriter, takes over Le Bikini in Ramonville-Saint-Agne on March 12, 2026. Brought to public attention in 2024 with her debut EP Monstrueuse, she became known for Petit Corps and Rome, ville prise par les loups, songs that directly question the place of women. Having opened for Zaho de Sagazan and Pierre de Maere and toured the festival circuit, she has been honing an intimate songwriting style — a clear voice paired with dark lyrics — that reveals as much her love of theatre as her affinity for narratives drawn from Armenia. Away from the spotlight in the studio, she works closely on her songs with producer Marso, often carried by a simple ukulele and light electronic textures.

With her album Si on sombre ce sera beau, she probes love, waiting, insomnia, nocturnal disorientation and late consolations, moving between whispered confidences and expansive narrative gestures. Tracks like Noctambule, L’oiseau and Marcher Droit stitch a line between gentleness and tension without tipping into excess. On stage, Solann favors intimacy and storytelling, evoking a gallery of images, esoteric figures and refrains that linger effortlessly. The concert is conceived as a sensitive laboratory where French chanson rubs against modern pulses while preserving the precision of the words.