Jeanne Cherhal rose to prominence in the early 2000s with her songs full of audacity, humor, and depth.

A singer-songwriter, composer, bassist, and passionate pianist, she has become a key name on the French music scene, releasing six albums, including "Twelve Times a Year," "History of J," and "L'an 40."

She entrusted Benjamin Biolay with the production of her new album, released on April 4, 2025. Freer than ever, she draws from their beautiful collaboration a joyful energy, an enveloping sound, and a welcome taste for adventure.

Their reunion, some fifteen years after their iconic duet, "Brandt Rhapsodie," bodes well for the future.

A performing artist, Jeanne is preparing to return to the concert circuit with a group, after a solo piano tour dedicated to her favorite film scores, which took her from Cannes to Los Angeles.

Jeanne Cherhal, vocals and piano
Philippe Entressangle, drums
Nathy Cabrera, bass
Paul Pavillon, guitars
Roman Reidid, keyboard and trumpet