Concerts in Paris (November 2024)

 The French music scene is vibrant this month, featuring performances by Shaka Ponk at the Accor Arena, Olivia Ruiz and Clara Ysé at the Olympia, and reggae icons UB40 celebrating their 45th anniversary. Other notable acts include Sum41, Tiken Jah Fakoly, and David Hallyday, among others, showcasing a mix of genres from rock to chanson.

Concerts in Paris: November 2024 – A Musical Extravaganza

Paris, the city of lights and love, transforms into a hub for music enthusiasts this November, with an eclectic lineup of concerts catering to all tastes. From iconic rock bands to rising stars, the city’s vibrant venues promise memorable performances for both locals and tourists.

Highlights of the Month

1. Shaka Ponk at Accor Arena
   The French rock and punk band Shaka Ponk is all set to electrify fans with three concerts from November 28 to 30 at the Accor Arena. Known for their high-energy performances, this will be a must-see event for rock enthusiasts​

   
   

2. Olivia Ruiz at the Olympia
   On November 20, the ever-enchanting Olivia Ruiz will grace the Olympia stage with a blend of her classic hits and new songs from her latest album. Her soulful music and theatrical performances are a staple of contemporary French chanson​

   
   

3. UB40 Celebrates 45 Years
   Legendary reggae band UB40 will commemorate their 45th anniversary with a performance at the Olympia on November 30. Fans can expect timeless hits and a nostalgic atmosphere​

   
   

4. Tiken Jah Fakoly at Salle Pleyel
   The king of African reggae, Tiken Jah Fakoly, will perform two nights, November 13 and 14, at Salle Pleyel. His music, which speaks of hope and activism, will resonate with audiences seeking an authentic cultural experience​

   
   

5. Clara Ysé and Isaac Delusion
   Clara Ysé, an emerging star with a distinctive voice, takes the stage at the Olympia on November 15. Later in the month, on November 28, Isaac Delusion will deliver their dreamy and genre-bending tunes​

Venue Spotlight

Paris' iconic music venues, such as the Olympia, Salle Pleyel, and Accor Arena, set the perfect stage for this musical celebration. These historic locations, with their excellent acoustics and atmosphere, are integral to the Parisian concert experience.

Why November in Paris is Special

Beyond concerts, Paris in November also dazzles with its first Christmas lights, art exhibitions, and cozy cafés perfect for warming up after a night of music. The blend of cultural events makes it a magical time to visit.

Whether you are a fan of rock, reggae, or chanson, Paris has something for everyone this month. Grab your tickets and prepare for an unforgettable musical journey in one of the world’s most enchanting cities.