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The Weeknd at the Stade de France

The Weeknd's next concerts at Paris (Saint-Denis)

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THE WEEKND 2026

The Weeknd is once again making headlines by announcing his return to the Stade de France for a special concert on 10 July 2026.

THE WEEKND’S PREVIOUS CONCERTS AT PARIS (SAINT-DENIS)

July 2023 THE WEEKND 2 2023 For the first time in his career, The Weeknd will set the Stade de France alight with two exceptional shows that his fans have been eagerly awaiting! Renowned for his breathtaking stage performances, the Toronto native will perform his greatest hits, including ‘Can't Feel My Face’, ‘Blinding Lights’ and ‘I Feel It Coming’.
July 2023 THE WEEKND 2023 After a sold-out North American tour, The Weeknd and his After Hours til Dawn Tour will stop at the Stade de France on Saturday, 29 July 2023. The single ‘Blinding Lights,’ from the 2020 album After Hours, which The Weeknd is celebrating with this tour, reached number one on the charts in 34 countries and currently holds the record for the number of weeks spent at the top of the Billboard Hot 100.

The Weeknd at the Stade de France

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Biography of The Weeknd

Born in Toronto in 1990, Abel Tesfaye, better known by his stage name The Weeknd, is a Canadian artist of Ethiopian origin. In just a few years, he has revolutionised the global music scene with his unique sound, skilfully blending R&B, pop, soul and electro. His mysterious debut on YouTube in 2010 quickly captured the public's attention, and since then, The Weeknd – sometimes stylised as ‘the weeknd’ – has become a major player in contemporary music.

Born in Toronto in 1990, Abel Tesfaye, better known by his stage name The Weeknd, is a Canadian artist of Ethiopian origin. In just a few years, he has revolutionised the global music scene with his unique sound, skilfully blending R&B, pop, soul and electro. His mysterious debut on YouTube in 2010 quickly captured the public's attention, and since then, The Weeknd – sometimes stylised as ‘the weeknd’ – has become a major player in contemporary music.

His critically acclaimed flagship album ‘After Hours’ marked a turning point in his career, thanks in particular to the huge success of the track ‘Blinding Lights’, which became a global anthem. This ambitious project firmly established him among the top international artists, confirming his talent and artistic vision.

The Weeknd has made a name for himself with his spectacular tours and increasingly daring shows. Each performance is designed to be a true spectacle, with striking visuals, innovative lighting effects, and immersive staging. His visual universe, which is dark, cinematic, and emotional, captivates millions of fans around the world.

France holds a special place in his career. The Weeknd concert in Paris has become an unmissable event, attracting passionate crowds. During his 2023 tour, “After Hours til Dawn,” the artist literally set the Stade de France alight, transforming this iconic venue into an electrifying stage. This concert in Paris was a dream opportunity for spectators to join the pit and experience an intense and unforgettable concert. Tickets sold out in a matter of hours, highly prized by a loyal and eager audience.

His appearances at the world's biggest festivals and venues are testament to his global reach. For each show, he carefully curates his set list, offers a coherent artistic vision, and adapts his performances to different cultural contexts, particularly during his stops in Europe. In France, his audience continues to grow, always ready to celebrate their favorite artist.

Always on the move, The Weeknd continues to explore new creative avenues. Between futuristic projects, ambitious collaborations, and powerful visual worlds, he constantly pushes the boundaries. Whether in the studio or on stage, he imposes a unique vision that redefines the codes of modern musical performance.

The Weeknd is once again making headlines with the announcement of his return to the Stade de France for a special concert on July 10, 2026.

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