Pauline Mann

Pauline Mann in trio, voice, piano and saxophone

Singer-songwriter Pauline Mann delivers her songs like confidences, weaving together hopes, loves and inner vertigo.

Her songs in French, with jazz and pop colours, reveal a writing in search of truth, elegant instrumental textures, and a voice that shifts between caressing, stormy and feverish.

On stage, the warm and delicate timbre of her voice paints inhabited landscapes, in an organic and living relationship with music.

She will present, in a trio with piano and saxophone, her first EP Je croyais aimer la nuit as well as her brand-new album due out in autumn 2026, including the singles Plein soleil and Attends-moi. The concert is organised with the valued support of the association Zebrock.

Booking: Bibliocité | Register for an event or 01 44 78 80 50. To discover and follow Pauline Mann's music: Pauline Mann - Instagram, Pauline Mann - YouTube, Pauline Mann - Facebook, Pauline Mann - Spotify, Pauline Mann - Deezer.

About Pauline Mann: "Ample, sensitive and deep, it is so refreshing to hear music that is both refined and popular in the noble sense of the word. " Carol Teillard, drummer of the band Catastrophe, on Pauline Mann's new EP.

Zebrock Born in Seine-Saint-Denis, radiating across Île-de-France, Zebrock has been carving a familiar furrow since 1990, where the pleasure of listening to and playing music combines with that of learning and cultivating oneself.

"We know how much the music that makes up the daily life of most French people, especially young people, matters. It constitutes their first cultural practice.

We also know that engaging with works of art allows us to think about the world in all its complexity, and that the diversity of aesthetics, artists and messages acts as a lever for building positive otherness, sharpening curiosity and acquiring knowledge.