Paris Paloma

The Paris Paloma phenomenon signs its grand return to Paris for an exceptional date on 27 November at the Bataclan.

With "The Fatal Flaw" (coming soon via AWAL), Paris Paloma delivers a powerful and inhabited second album, a true emotional fresco around love, loss and self-construction.

More introspective and raw than its predecessor, this new project reveals an artist who transforms her flaws into creative power.

Driven by cutting-edge writing, striking vocal flights and cinematic production, the album follows in the footsteps of the success of "Labour," her first viral single that became a generational anthem and a symbol of contemporary feminist struggles.

Between intimate and political, "The Fatal Flaw" asserts a strong artistic vision.

From "Miyazaki," inspired by Hayao Miyazaki, to committed titles like "Good Girl" and "Good Boy," Paris Paloma explores power dynamics, desire and solidarity, while drawing on a rich imagination nourished by literary and artistic references, particularly "The Secret History" by Donna Tartt and the writings of bell hooks.

The album celebrates art as an essential force, capable of translating the unspeakable and transforming human experience. On stage, Paris Paloma deploys the full dimension of her universe.

Her concerts, conceived as true collective rituals, offer an immersive and deeply emotional experience.

After accompanying Florence + The Machine on sold-out tour — with a remarkable appearance by Florence Welch — she is now established as an essential artist, ready to conquer the world's greatest international stages with rare intensity.

For every ticket sold, €1 will be donated to PLAN UK, a charity registered in England