Jeanne Mas

Jeanne Mas returns to the stage at the Grand Rex in Paris on May 2, 2026, with a consciously electro-disco turn. After a hiatus, the singer opens a new chapter where the electronic pulse meets her tightly crafted melodies. Known for having shaped the 1980s with songs like "Toute première fois," "Johnny," "En rouge et noir" and "Sauvez-moi," she here revisits the terrain of synths, snapping basslines and earworm choruses, reworking her repertoire without being stuck in frozen nostalgia.

On stage, one can expect a set that navigates between new material and rearranged classics, carried by a more minimal production, generous keyboards and a still-direct vocal delivery. Jeanne Mas plays with the codes of her past to relocate them, privileging textures and rhythmic tension while keeping the direct songwriting that characterizes her. The format is designed for the Grand Rex’s auditorium, where the sonic and visual space allows for this nocturnal, danceable aesthetic. A single date to gauge this new cycle and rediscover an artist who moves forward without denying the trajectory that made her known.