Vianney

After five years without touring, Vianney is back on stage. On April 10, 2027, at the Zénith de Paris, he returns to the essentials: himself, his guitar, his songs, without artifice. Between an album of duets, writing for others and building a retreat, he allowed himself a deliberate break — nine months working with his hands and isolating himself to compose more freely. From that came a clear desire for the stage, focused on sharing.

This concert continues what he has championed since his debut: a solo set, stripped-down arrangements that leave room for the lyrics and the voice. It revisits the acoustic impulse of Idées blanches, the melodic vein of his second album and the more pop-leaning breath of N’attendons pas, all rearranged for an intimate face-to-face with the audience. No concept, just a taut line between the artist and the hall: familiar songs, new pages, and that way of forging a bond in real time. Vianney chooses the large stage for a simple moment, refocused on song and interpretation.