Sleeping At Last

Sleeping At Last, the project of American singer-songwriter and producer Ryan O’Neal, will perform at the Trianon in Paris on Saturday, April 25, 2026. Born in the late 1990s—initially as an indie band discovered by Billy Corgan and signed to Interscope—the project evolved into a solo endeavor when Chad O’Neal and Dan Perdue stepped away. Ryan then continued under the same name, refining a songwriting approach built on airy textures and clear melodies, and established a lasting presence on screen. His music has accompanied more than 100 films, TV series and commercials—from Grey’s Anatomy to Criminal Minds, The Voice, So You Think You Can Dance and even the Super Bowl—including notably “Turning Page” for Twilight. It can also be heard in Bones and Private Practice, amassing several billion streams online.

In recent years, Sleeping At Last has developed Atlas, an ongoing series released in chapters. Atlas: I explores the origins of the universe, Atlas: II examines what shapes us despite ourselves, and Atlas: III considers what we choose to become. At the Trianon, Ryan O’Neal weaves these conceptual cycles together with his signature songs in a set conceived as a restrained, immersive journey.