Peaches

A few months after getting France dancing and sweating at festivals and at a sold-out concert at the Élysée Montmartre, counterculture icon Peaches announces four new dates in France in 2027, including a return to Paris on 19 February at the Trianon.

The Canadian artist is continuing her tour around the album ‘No Lube So Rude’, a head-on and uncompromising exploration of identity, sexuality, age and the freedom to do as she pleases with her own body.

A musician, producer, director and emblematic performance artist, Peaches enjoyed a meteoric rise with her first album, ‘The Teaches of Peaches’, released in 2000 and described by Rolling Stone as ‘deliciously absurd and salacious’.

A record that introduced the whole world to her transgressive universe, her fierce self-assertion and her utterly irresistible power of fascination.

Since then, Peaches has released four further albums just as innovative and has collaborated with artists as diverse as Iggy Pop, Daft Punk, Christina Aguilera and Yoko Ono.

Her tracks have also featured in works that have become genuine cultural references, while her work is studied at universities around the world.