Lisa Pariente

On 19 November 2026, Lisa Pariente takes over the Lieu Chéri in Bordeaux. Beneath the slightly cheeky humour she displays online, she unfolds on stage songs written like a diary—direct and sensitive. Shaped by a trajectory launched on YouTube and by a series of releases that sit between pop and chanson, Lisa made herself heard with “Ruelle sombre”, a piano-and-voice ballad that confronts sexual violence head-on, and continued in that vein with “Femmes”, a declaration of love to women and a call for sisterhood. That taste for intimate confession and straightforward address is present in her earlier tracks, from “Garce” to “Chère petite moi”, including the EP “Antidépresseur”, all carried by spare arrangements that leave room for the words.

At Lieu Chéri she brings together these standout songs and offers a glimpse of what’s to come, as she unveils her debut album in autumn 2026. A date to hear frank songwriting, a piano that supports without weighing down, and a pop stripped back to the essentials.