Joji

Joji, the multi-faceted artist, stops by the Adidas Arena to present his unique musical universe. Expect an evening where melancholy and creativity meet on stage.

Joji, real name George Miller, is a Japanese-Australian artist who has successfully transformed an initial career as an internet content creator into a singular musical proposition. A former pillar of web culture under the pseudonyms Filthy Frank and Pink Guy, he made a noted transition to serious music in 2017 with the release of his first EP, 'In Tongues'. This evolution revealed a talent for more introspective and melancholic compositions, marking a decisive turning point in his artistic approach.

His musical style, often described as a blend of lo-fi, alternative R&B and experimental pop, is distinguished by ethereal productions, soaring melodies and a recognizable voice, tinged with a certain vulnerability. Titles like 'Slow Dancing in the Dark' or 'Glimpse of Us' have solidified his reputation, positioning him as an influential figure on the independent pop scene. Joji is also a key member of the 88rising label, alongside other artists who share a forward-thinking vision of contemporary music, contributing to shaping a distinctive sound that transcends traditional genres.

On stage, Joji is renowned for the emotional depth of his performances. Far from the excesses of his early days, he offers concerts where the atmosphere is often contemplative and immersive, inviting the audience to be carried away by his soundscapes. His visit to the Adidas Arena represents a rare opportunity to discover the complexity of his work in a setting suited to the breadth of his music. This Parisian concert promises an experience where the intimacy of Joji's compositions meets the energy of a large venue, offering a unique moment of sharing with his French audience.