Céline Dion ends Paris concert run with promise of more shows and new album
Céline Dion concluded her Paris concert series, announcing additional French dates and a 2027 album release.
Céline Dion delivered the final show of her Paris concert series, noting the rapid pace of the performances and her eagerness to return to the stage. Appearing in a sparkling Chanel gown, she opened with "On ne change pas" before a large audience. Over the run, she performed a two-and-a-half-hour set drawing from her 1990s-2000s repertoire and occasional covers.
Dion announced a second set of ten concerts in France scheduled for May, all of which are fully booked. She will then travel back to Nevada to complete a new album, due in 2027, which Sony will release and will include collaborations with Stromae, Grand Corps Malade and Mosimann.
Why it matters
The singer's tour extension and upcoming album signal continued demand for live music and new releases from a major international artist.
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