Marie-flore - Ex Aequo Tour

Marie-Flore at Radiant-Bellevue

At Radiant-Bellevue, we are thrilled to welcome Marie-Flore for the Ex Æquo Tour, an evening that promises the magnetic mix of elegance and bite that has made her one of the most compelling voices in contemporary French pop. Our stage is built for artists who turn intimacy into spectacle, and Marie-Flore’s blend of confessional lyrics, crisp electronics, and cinematic melodies is a perfect match. With recent highlights like QCC and Mal Barré complementing audience favorites such as Tout ou rien, Braquage, and Je sais pas si ça va, her set channels heady romance and razor-sharp clarity in equal measure. Expect sleek synth lines, taut grooves, and a vocal delivery that moves from a whisper to a daggered hook—crafted for a room like ours where every inflection lands with intention. We look forward to hosting an artist who thrives on contrast: vulnerability that never wilts, pop that never settles.

Our team at Radiant-Bellevue is shaping the room for the layered world Marie-Flore brings to the stage—moody, intimate, and alive with rhythmic precision. The show’s production emphasizes contrasts she loves to explore: the softness of a piano figure against a drum-machine snap, a spectral guitar gliding through a thumping bassline, the sudden hush before a chorus hits. We will tune our system to put her voice front and center—clear, textured, immediate—while a dynamic light plot paints each song with its own palette, from nocturnal blues to neon strobe. The Ex Æquo Tour invites a journey across chapters of her repertoire; you may hear the tensile swagger of Braquage sit beside the candid ache of Je sais pas si ça va, the simmering tension of QCC rubbing shoulders with the kinetic release of Mal Barré. Our sightlines keep you close to the performance whether you choose the energy of the floor or the perspective of the mezzanine; either way, you’ll catch the micro-dramas—half-smiles, sidelong glances, the choreography of a hand on the microphone—that make Marie-Flore’s concerts feel like stories told in real time.

Inside the Ex Æquo Tour

Ex Æquo Tour arrives at Radiant-Bellevue at just the right moment in Marie-Flore’s artistic momentum, when her songwriting threads sharp-edged pop with the ambiguities of modern desire. Onstage, she’s a storyteller who sketches fleeting cities and after-dark encounters, but she does it with hooks that stay long after the house lights rise. You can sense that in the way Tout ou rien smolders before it breaks open, how QCC prowls on its beat with a secret in its pocket, how Mal Barré toggles between confession and catharsis, or how Braquage treats love like a heist you can’t quite get away from. Our venue’s acoustics were designed for this kind of narrative pop: the low end remains punchy and controlled, while midrange detail brings out wordplay and tone, so every turn of phrase cuts through. We’ve prepared a staging that favors momentum—quick scene changes, silhouette moments, and a cinematic arc that lifts the show from first note to encore without breaking the tension. Radiant-Bellevue is proud to frame this new chapter for Marie-Flore with a production that listens as closely as it dazzles, giving her songs the space to burn slow, strike fast, and linger in the air.