Théa  

Théa arrives at Paloma in Nîmes on April 10, 2026 with Comète, an EP whose title already signals its intent. A 23-year-old French singer-songwriter and producer, she moves by instinct, between punk edge, rave pulses and emocore accents, all anchored by pop melodies crafted to be chanted. Across five tracks her voice races between contained rage and persistent doubts, like a raw diary where the pressure of norms, the shadow of politics and the anxiety of a climate collapse appear, but also the emancipatory surge of a young queer artist who turns her vulnerabilities into energy.

Onstage, Théa seeks collision rather than pose: a unifying set, fast tempos, abrupt breaks, catchy choruses, and a need to share more than to prove. Cavale! Cavale!, the first single, paves the way and sets the tone for a project conceived as much for the club as for the stage. At Paloma she will unfold this direct yet sensitive blend—pop hooks and electronic jolts—in a format finely tuned for live performance.