Poster for the concert Weird Nightmare, Point Ephemere
Pop, rock & indie

Weird Nightmare

Weird Nightmare, the independent pop-rock band, is set to take over the stage at Point Éphémère. Expect an evening rich in captivating melodies and unique atmospheres.

Thursday, 10 September 2026 at 20:00 Point Ephemere Paris 10e

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Overview

Weird Nightmare, the independent pop-rock band, is set to take over the stage at Point Éphémère. Expect an evening rich in captivating melodies and unique atmospheres.

Weird Nightmare, an emblematic band of the independent pop-rock scene, has forged a distinctive sound identity since its beginnings. The group, known for its nuanced compositions, skilfully blends incisive guitars with catchy melodic lines, creating a universe that is both familiar and surprising. Their tracks, often carried by introspective lyrics, explore universal themes with particular sensitivity, which has allowed them to reach a loyal and growing audience.

Their discography, punctuated by several critically acclaimed albums, testifies to constant evolution and a desire for experimentation. From their first EPs to more recent opuses, Weird Nightmare has always sought to push the boundaries of its genre, sometimes incorporating elements of dream pop or alternative rock. This ability to reinvent themselves while maintaining a recognisable signature is one of the band's major strengths. Their flagship tracks, often played on independent radio stations, have become anthems for a generation of listeners in search of authentic sounds and meaningful lyrics.

On stage, Weird Nightmare is renowned for the intensity of its performances. The band deploys communicative energy, transforming each concert into an immersive experience. The interaction between the musicians is palpable, and their ease on stage allows for an immediate connection with the audience. The live arrangements, often more elaborate than on album, reveal the full richness of their compositions. This visit to Paris, and more specifically to Point Éphémère, offers a unique opportunity to discover or rediscover the extent of their talent in an intimate venue, conducive to closeness and exchange. It's a chance to fully experience the world of Weird Nightmare, far from large arenas, in an atmosphere that promises to be memorable.

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Getting there

Point Ephemere

Point Ephemere is a concert and performance venue located at 200, Quai Valmy, 75010 Paris.

Address
200, Quai Valmy, 75010 Paris
Time

Métro nearby

  • 7Château Landon5 min walk
  • 457Gare de l'Est7 min walk
  • 2Colonel Fabien9 min walk

Tickets & pricing

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Category Price Note
Box office 20 €
Start
Estimated duration
2 hr 30 min
Cancellation & refunds
Cancellation and refund terms are set by the official box office.

Accessibility & rules

Audience
All audiences
Format
In person

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Frequently asked questions

Where does Weird Nightmare take place?

Weird Nightmare takes place at Point Ephemere (75010 Paris).

When does Weird Nightmare take place?

The scheduled date is 10 September 2026 at 20:00. The run continues until 10 September 2026.

What time does Weird Nightmare start?

Weird Nightmare starts at 20:00 on 10 September 2026 at Point Ephemere. Doors usually open earlier; the exact time is on the ticket.

How long does Weird Nightmare last?

Weird Nightmare lasts about 2 h 30 (excluding support act and any intervals).

How much are tickets for Weird Nightmare?

Tickets for Weird Nightmare start from €20 (excluding booking fees). Indicative price, to be confirmed on the official box office.

How do I get to Point Ephemere?

Point Ephemere is located at 200, Quai Valmy, 75010 Paris. Public transport is recommended; full directions are on the venue page.

What type of event is Weird Nightmare?

Weird Nightmare is classified as “Pop Rock, Indé” in the concerts.paris listings.