Les Trois Beaux Days Festival Returns to Arènes de Montmartre for 6th Edition
The Les Trois Beaux Days festival returns to the Arènes de Montmartre in Paris for its sixth edition, featuring three days of outdoor concerts from July 1 to July 3, 2025. On July 1, Moroccan singer-songwriter Meryem Aboulouafa performs, known for blending traditional Moroccan melodies, Arabic divas, Anglo-Saxon rock, and French chanson; her second album 'Family' explores memory, filiation, and identity. Also on July 1, Marianne Perrudin presents her guitar-voice compositions that highlight imperfection, with arrangements of wood, piano, electricity, and knitted drums. July 2 features JB Dunckel in a solo piano concert performing tracks from his 2024 album 'Paranormal Musicality', followed by a string quintet with flute interpreting pieces from his 2026 album 'Paranormal Music Chamber'. July 3 showcases Gildaa, a satirical poet who sings bilingually between French and Portuguese, blending chanson, Latin jazz, and R&B, and ZS, a performer known for raw lyrics and solar stage energy. The event is organized by Les Trois Baudets and is a partner event of Club Artistik Rezo.
Key facts
- Les Trois Beaux Days festival returns for its 6th edition at Arènes de Montmartre, Paris.
- The festival runs from July 1 to July 3, 2025.
- July 1: Meryem Aboulouafa performs; she is from Casablanca, Morocco, and her second album 'Family' is a narrative project.
- July 1: Marianne Perrudin performs guitar-voice songs emphasizing imperfection.
- July 2: JB Dunckel performs a solo piano concert with pieces from 'Paranormal Musicality' (2024).
- July 2: A string quintet with flute performs pieces from 'Paranormal Music Chamber' (2026).
- July 3: Gildaa, a bilingual satirical poet between France and Brazil, performs.
- July 3: ZS performs, known for raw lyrics and collective energy.
Entities
Artists
- Meryem Aboulouafa
- Marianne Perrudin
- JB Dunckel
- Gildaa
- ZS
Institutions
- Les Trois Baudets
- Club Artistik Rezo
- Artistikrezo
Locations
- Arènes de Montmartre
- Paris
- France
- Casablanca
- Morocco
- Brazil