Yannick Noah
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- Type
- Solo artist
- Styles
- pop, funk
- Fans
- 173.1k
Next date in Paris
Yannick Noah - Un P'tit Tour à Deux
See all 3 datesYannick Noah is a Franco-Cameroonian singer born in 1960 in Sedan, and a former tennis player. Active in pop and funk since 1977, he released his debut album, Black & What!, in 1991 on Sony Music.
Next date in Paris: 14 November at L'Embarcadère.
Upcoming dates
4 upcoming dates
Upcoming concerts
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French pop
Yannick Noah - Un P'tit Tour à Deux
L'Embarcadère
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French pop
Yannick Noah
Le Colisée
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Pop, rock & indie
Yannick Noah
Théâtre Lino Ventura
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Most-streamed tracks
Yannick Noah’s most-streamed tracks on Deezer. This is not a concert setlist, but a good idea of the songs the audience knows. 30-second previews.
- Aux arbres citoyens Charango
- La voix des sages (No More Fighting) Yannick Noah
- Simon Papa Tara Yannick Noah
- Destination ailleurs Charango
- Un pas de côté La Marfée
Source: Yannick Noah on Deezer
Profile
- Latest album
- La Marfée (2022)
- Born
- 1960 · Sedan
- Origin
- France
- Active since
- 1977
- Label
- Sony Music
About — The artist
Yannick Noah, born on 18 May 1960 in Sedan, is a French-Cameroonian singer and former tennis player.
During his sports career, he notably won the Roland-Garros tournament in 1983, making him, to this day, the only French player to have won a Grand Slam tournament in men's singles in the Open Era. He is also the highest-ranked French player in the ATP (No. 3 in July 1986) and the most titled in singles with 23 titles. In 1986, he was also ranked No. 1 in doubles. He then, as captain of the French Davis Cup team, led the French to victory in 1991 and 1996. He did the same with the French Fed Cup team in 1997. He has been a member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame since 2005. In September 2015, he resumed the position of captain of the French Davis Cup team, succeeding Arnaud Clément, and led the French team to final victory in 2017. In December 2016, he succeeded Amélie Mauresmo by once again becoming captain of the French Fed Cup team until April 2018.
He began a singing career in 1991, to which he has successfully dedicated himself full-time since 1998.
Source: Wikipédia ↗ (fr)
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Discography
- Black & What! 1991
- Urban Tribu 1993
- Zam Zam 1998
- Yannick Noah 2000
- Live 2002
- Pokhara 2003
- Quand vous êtes là 2004
- Métisse(s) 2005
- Charango 2006
- Un autre voyage 2007
- Frontières 2010
- Yannick Noah Tour 2011
- Hommage 2012
- Combats ordinaires 2014
- Bonheur indigo 2019
- La Marfée 2022