Tété

Tété returns to the stage on 25 November 2026 at La Cigale, Paris. After a recording hiatus, he reopens the game with Vertige du Seum, his first previously unreleased work in seven years, which marks the start of a new cycle. A singer-songwriter, he relates the changes following a breakup and this contemporary vertigo in which the private spills into everyday life. Clear writing, an understated voice, and a guitar that leads the way.

On stage, Tété continues to assemble his trump cards without locking himself into a single box: folk, blues, pop, electric tales or stripped-back acoustics depending on the mood. Twenty-five years of a long-running career have honed his sense of storytelling and his discreet groove, oscillating between confidences and subtle pulses. He has made his way through the United States, Japan and Canada, written for himself and for others, always keeping his distance from overly narrow categories.

This date at La Cigale promises to be intimate and direct, true to the format he favours, with a solidarity project in the background dedicated to single mothers. A concert conceived to accompany rather than comment, where new songs cross paths with those that have marked his journey, and above all where people come to listen closely to music that goes straight to the heart without any showmanship.