Zélie

Born in Lille in 2001 and based in Paris, Zélie creates French-language pop with urban hues, sitting between chanson, pop and rap. After studying contemporary dance at the conservatory, she turned to writing as a teenager, ukulele in hand, and drew attention by sharing her first songs. Spotted by the Low Wood label after a stint at Cours Florent musique, she released her debut EP in 2023, "Zélie, c’est quoi", followed in 2024 by the album "Un million de petits chocs", in which she delves into emotions, anxiety and relationships, with contributions from Jok’Air and Mauvaise Bouche. Duets with Baptiste Ventadour ("L’autoroute") and Myra ("Mode d’emploi") followed, as did her first tour in France and abroad.

On 18 November 2026 at l’Antipode in Rennes, Zélie presents on stage songs driven by direct songwriting and production that blends urban pulses with intimate pop. On the bill are her flagship tracks, rearranged for the stage, and possibly a few unreleased pieces tied to her announced second album, "Le cœur et sa dictature." It’s a tour date that reflects a project in motion, up close to the lyrics and the voice.