Soprano Karaoké Stadium Tour Concert Paris 2028

Soprano will perform at Plenitude Arena on 10 June 2028, for a single, exceptional date on his Karaoké Stadium Tour. The Marseille-born artist returns to the venue nine years after his memorable 2019 show. A PAV Prod event.

Soprano, a career at its peak for over twenty years

Discovered as part of the Marseille group Psy4 de la Rime in 1995, Soprano has built a solo career since 2007 that has established him as one of the most popular artists on the French music scene. His album “L’Everest”, released in October 2016, sold more than 800,000 copies and made Soprano France’s best-selling recording artist in 2017, ahead of Ed Sheeran and Vianney. That same year, he became the first French rapper to sell out a stadium as a solo act, with a concert at the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille in front of 53,000 fans.

His tour “Chasseur d’étoiles”, launched in 2022, took him all the way to the Stade de France. Since then, the artist has kept up a steady pace of releases: the album “Freedom” in 2024, partly recorded in a house belonging to Brad Pitt, followed by “Emancipation” in December 2024 featuring PLK and Alonzo, and finally “JOYBOY” in November 2025. The Freedom Tour, which took him across France through 2025 with four dates at the Accor Arena, confirmed his must-see status. In June 2026, Soprano released the upbeat single “DJ”, the first taste of his upcoming album “Karaoké”, announced for 2027 and described as one of his most personal projects to date.

Discography: albums that became classics

Soprano’s discography stands out for its longevity and his ability to keep reinventing himself. “L’Everest” (2016) remains a benchmark, with 800,000 copies sold and eight consecutive months in the top 10 best-sellers. “Freedom” (2024) marks the start of a trilogy continued by “Emancipation” at the end of 2024, driven by the single “Tour du monde”. “JOYBOY” rounds out this prolific run in November 2025.

On stage and on record, the artist moves comfortably between registers: festive anthems like “Roule” or “Mon précieux”, crowd-uniting tracks like “Cosmo”, and more intimate songs like “Ferme les yeux et imagine-toi”. That range carries through to “DJ”, his latest single, designed as a dance anthem for summer 2026 and a first taste of his upcoming album “Karaoké”.

A stage performer with ever-bigger tours

Soprano has built his reputation as a formidable live performer through tours of ever-growing scale. After selling more than 700,000 tickets for his 2017 tour, the best-selling French tour of that year, he went on to fill the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille and then the Stade de France with “Chasseur d’étoiles” in 2022. The Freedom Tour, which ran through France and into Switzerland until 2025, confirmed this momentum with sold-out venues at every stop.

Soprano previously took to the stage at Plenitude Arena in 2019, for a concert in front of 40,000 fans marked by immersive Phoenix-themed staging and the presence of his Psy4 de la Rime bandmates. Nine years on, the Marseille-born artist returns for a single date, just months ahead of his upcoming album “Karaoké” and the stadium tour that will follow it.

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