Zélie

At La Coopérative de Mai in Clermont-Ferrand on April 7, 2027, Zélie presents Le cœur et sa dictature in a live show where her francophone pop, textured with electronics, meets dance. She unfolds personal texts about breakups, the relationship with the body and disrupted families, written in a direct, unapologetic voice. Trained in contemporary dance, she constructs a physical concert: precise gestures, hip‑hop impulses, and clear singing layered over synthetic beats and taut, edgy basslines.

On stage, the songs—honed through contact with the audience—alternate between tension and release, broad choruses and more stripped-back confidences. Narrative remains central, a thread that links each song to a lived experience. The staging relies on movement and closeness to circulate energy between voice, bodies and machines. Zélie explores the “human strangeness” that runs through her album while revisiting early tracks, embracing a format in which choreographed performance is in constant dialogue with incisive, sensitive pop. An immersive concert experience that follows her path up close, between intensity, vulnerability and electronic pulses.