Zélie

On April 23, 2027, at the Trianon in Paris, Zélie unfurls her francophone pop driven by electronic pulses while integrating the dance that trained her. A singer‑songwriter and performer with a background in contemporary dance, she makes movement and voice converse, balancing choreographic precision, hip‑hop accents and punchy choruses. On stage, with a committed body and a determined gaze, she lays bare strength and vulnerability, placing energy at the heart of the set. Her writing, direct and deeply personal, traverses intimacy, relationships and anxiety without detour. She favors talkative lyrics that address the listener familiarly and allow a certain shamelessness, supported by electronic productions that can be taut or more caressing—resulting in pop that hits straight. After La Cigale and then the Olympia, she occupies the Trianon with a show conceived as a whole: colorful staging, a choreographic setup drawing as much from contemporary dance as from hip‑hop, and songs tailored for the stage. The objective is simple: create closeness, share, and keep the momentum flowing without losing the clear line of her songs.