Concert - Eloïz

Born in Lille, Eloïz has had a passion for singing since the age of six. At just sixteen, she gained attention with "Hey Bro," a song she wrote and composed, which became a platinum single. Her career took a new leap with "Comment tu vas?", certified gold single, confirming her status as a unique artist on the French music scene.

Her first album attracted over 100 million online listeners and sold 25,000 copies. Yet, what deeply inspires this 26-year-old woman from northern France is the universe of the United States, which she transforms into a major source of inspiration. Beyond instruments like the banjo or guitar, it is a vision of freedom and vastness that guides her writing.

Like many of her contemporaries seeking meaning, Eloïz found in the landscapes of the Far West a land of expression. In 2025, she unveils "Les Grands Espaces," a second album where her musical identity asserts itself strongly. Between folk, pop, and country, she addresses universal themes such as freedom, resilience, and the most intimate emotions.

The album opens with "Song for You," a track with an infectious groove, and continues with songs like "Les Grands Espaces," "Americana," and "Bye Bye," where the dancing energy contrasts with sometimes darker lyrics. Collaborations with Florent Pagny and Gaëtan Roussel enrich this generous and authentic work.

After performing "On sera là" (written by Jean-Jacques Goldman) and "La Marseillaise" during the July 14 parade, Eloïz is touring through the summer before presenting her new album in the fall.