Soul, funk, R&B and reggae concerts in Paris

189 r&b, soul, funk, gospel & reggae concerts in Paris, across 94 venues — 6 of them free and median entry price €29.70. Listings updated on .

This family brings together repertoires that Paris venues tend to programme side by side: soul and funk, R&B, gospel and reggae. Upcoming listings split between right-bank clubs — Le Baiser Salé, 38Riv Jazz Club, New Morning, Le Son de la Terre — and the larger rooms that host international voices: La Cigale, the Zénith, the Olympia, Salle Pleyel and the Cabaret Sauvage.

The two settings make for very different evenings. In a club you are close to the stage, the night is sometimes played in two sets and the ticket stays modest; in a large hall the production takes over and seats are sold by category. What they share is the audience: this is one of the few repertoires where people come to dance as much as to listen, which shapes the atmosphere and often the room layout — seated or standing depending on the production, a detail the ticket seller states.

This page gathers every soul, funk, R&B, gospel and reggae date announced in Paris, sorted by date, with venue, start time and a link to the official or partner ticket seller. The list is updated daily and paginated. If you are looking for a specific evening rather than a specific artist, the date filter on the home page crosses this genre with all the others and shows everything on that night in one view.

One more useful tool: the venue map, reachable from the home page, shows which rooms are near you and lets you combine that with a date. On a repertoire split between central clubs and larger halls further out, that is often what settles a choice between two comparable evenings — the journey home counts as much as the bill.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I hear soul or funk in Paris?

Clubs appear most often in our listings: Le Baiser Salé, 38Riv Jazz Club, New Morning and Le Son de la Terre. International voices tend to play La Cigale, the Olympia, the Zénith or Salle Pleyel.

Are these concerts seated or standing?

It depends on the venue and the production, and it is not something we collect. The official ticket seller, reachable from each listing, states the layout.

Are there gospel concerts in Paris?

Yes, they sit in this category alongside soul and reggae. The title and description on each listing make clear what is being performed.

How much does a ticket cost?

Clubs charge considerably less than the large halls, where seats are sold by category. The figure on each listing is the lowest entry price recorded.