Julien Dore

Three years after his sell-out tour performed in front of 500,000 fans, concluding with two dates at the Accor Arena, Julien Doré is back with a major new tour. On his latest album, Aimée, he revealed his own vision of the world, with plenty of self-deprecating humour.

News:
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the event organisers and the Accor Arena announced that the Julien Doré concerts, initially scheduled for 25 and 26 November 2021, are postponed until 8 and 9 April 2022.

All existing tickets remain valid for the new dates, as follows:

Tickets for 25 November 2021 are valid only for the concert of 8 April 2022.

Tickets for 26 November 2021 are valid only for the concert of 9 April 2022.

Born in Alès, in the Gard, in 1982, Julien Doré formed his first band in 2002. Known as Dig Up Elvis, he performed for beers in his local bars. Julien Doré’s big success came in 2007 when he won France’s version of The X Factor, La Nouvelle Star. His first single was an intimate rock cover of “Moi Lolita” by Alizée. His second, “Les Limites” (and its parody video) came ahead of his hotly anticipated album, Ersatz, in 2008. His 2013 album LØVE, which featured duets with Brigitte and another with Micky Green, proved an incredible success. In 2016, the singer-songwriter left to recharge his batteries in Saint-Martin-Vésubie, Alpes-Maritimes, where he wrote and recorded the album “&”, which launched with the single, “Le Lac”, featuring an appearance by Pamela Anderson. That was swiftly followed by two more tracks from the album: “Sublime & Silence” and “Mon Echo”. A fourth track released in May 2017, “Coco Câline”, proved to be a real hit. After three years away from the scene and more than 1m albums sold between LØVE and “&”, Julien Doré is back with his most recent album, Aimée. Aimée, a girl’s name meaning “beloved” in French, is a tribute to his mother and grandmother, who both share this first name.