Angèle makes her comeback. Five years after her last tour, the Belgian singer is hitting the road again. Its producer, the American giant Live Nation, indicates in a press release the launch in spring 2027 of a tour which will take the artist to France, Belgium, through European capitals and four dates across the Atlantic. Twenty-three concerts are scheduled from March to November. “They constitute Angèle’s most ambitious stage adventure to date,” indicates the production.
The singer, radiant during the closing ceremony of the Paris Games alongside the late DJ Kavinsky, will launch this tour at the Reims Arena on March 3, 2027 before heading to Paris, where she is expected for three evenings at the Accor Arena, on March 8, 9 and 10. In a standing configuration, she can hope to perform there in front of a total of 60,000 spectators. Angèle will also perform at the Stade Pierre Mauroy in Lille, in Strasbourg, Amnéville, Nantes, Montpellier, Toulouse Bordeaux and Lyon. His European tour will pass at the ING Arena Brussels then in much smaller venues than in Belgium and France: in Barcelona at the Sant Jordi Club (4,620 seats), London at the Roundhouse (3,300 spectators), Berlin at the Metropol (1,500 spectators), Cologne at the E-Werk (2,000 spectators), Amsterdam at Afas Live (6,000 people) and finally at the Vaudoise Arena in Lausanne.
New album October 16
Four dates are also planned in North America and Canada. In Montreal, Angèle will perform at the Bell Center. This hall for hockey matches occasionally hosts concerts including those of Gorillaz. If she does not cancel at the last minute, Aya Nakamura must perform there at the end of October. In the United States, Live Nation is launching Angèle without taking any risks. The American giant put it on display in two of its small theaters. In New York, the setting of the Brooklyn Paramount, a former cinema from 1928, has 2,700 seats. In Los Angeles, The Wiltern can accommodate between 1200 and 4000 spectators. With French expatriates, she will fill these rooms as easily as Gad Elmaleh and Kev Adams. The question is rather whether the Americans will also move.
With this tour, Angèle “continues the international expansion of her career and confirms her place among the rare French-speaking artists capable of bringing together an audience across Europe and well beyond,” believes Live Nation. And added: “This also illustrates the rise in power of French-speaking artists on the international scene. »
The album explores the tensions between control and letting go, image and reality, and the multiple versions of ourselves that emerge when we stop conforming to a fixed identity
Live Nation
On stage, the Belgian singer will defend her next album Instinct, expected on October 16. A first extract, A Single Life, was released on August 28. He promises the publication of a record with electronic accents. The artist’s producer describes a project “built around a return to intuition, to that part of oneself which exists before expectations, performance and external noise”. “The album explores the tensions between control and letting go, image and reality, and the multiple versions of ourselves that emerge when we stop conforming to a fixed identity,” he says.
These different influences will be transcribed on stage during the tour. To discover the scenography, fans will have to hurry to the ticket office. A presale will open on Thursday, September 3 at 10 a.m. for Mastercard cardholders and the official presale at 10 a.m. on Friday, September 4. General on-sale is scheduled for Saturday, September 5 at 11 a.m.
