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He burst onto the scene in 1968 with *La Cavalerie*, and he has never really left our radio stations, our living rooms, or our memories.
_Ce n’est rien, Ma préférence, Femmes je vous aime, Fais-moi une place_? These songs aren’t just hits: they’re the soundtracks to moments we’ll never forget. Fifty years in the business, and that unique way of singing about love as if it were always the first time.
With _Une Vie_, his 28th album produced by **Benjamin Biolay**, Julien Clerc reveals himself as rarely before. He entrusts his lyrics to **Carla Bruni, Serge Lama**, **Gauthier Roussel, Didier Barbelivien**, and **David McNeil** to better express what matters most: love, the passing of time, what we pass on, and what we hold onto. An album that is uniquely his own—intimate, elegant, and deeply human.
Forty years ago, he became the first French artist to fill the Palais Omnisports de Bercy. On October 9, 2027, he will celebrate his 80th birthday there. Between these two dates, a whole lifetime and millions of people who have sung along with him. Before this event, starting in February 2026, he’ll be hitting the road again: first in theaters, for intimate evenings with the audience, then in the Zeniths and Arenas of France.
Tonight at the Collège de Roubaix, with his iconic repertoire and new songs driven by his undiminished stage energy, Julien Clerc won’t just be giving a concert.
It will be a gathering.
