Madison Beer brings The Locket Tour to Paris
Madison Beer arrives at adidas arena in Paris on May 22, 2026 at 20:00, for the French date of "The Locket Tour". The concert is part of a period in which the American pop artist is clearly moving away from the image of an internet discovery and performing as a songwriter who is building her own sound between pop, R&B, dance-pop and more melancholic, more intimate songs. For the audience in Paris, that means an evening focused on the new album "Locket", but also on the songs that brought her to a large international audience.
The French show is especially interesting because adidas arena itself presents it as an exclusive concert in France as part of this tour. This should not be read as a marketing phrase, but as practical information for fans from the wider region: anyone who wants to hear Madison Beer live in France during this tour should see Paris as the key stop. Tickets for this event are in demand.
From internet discovery to an artist with her own pop signature
Madison Beer became known to the wider public while still a teenager, but in recent years she has built her career through albums and performances that speak more about creative control than passing virality. The album "Life Support" from 2021 presented her as a pop artist with a strong vocal focus and more dramatic production, while "Silence Between Songs" from 2023 broadened the picture toward dreamier, more cinematic pop. Grammy.com notes that "Silence Between Songs" brought her first Grammy nomination, in the Best Immersive Audio Album category.
Meanwhile, the song "Make You Mine" became an important point in the newer phase of her career. Her official YouTube profile states that the song reached the top of Billboard's Dance Airplay chart and brought her a second Grammy nomination, in the Best Dance Pop Recording category. This is important context for the concert in Paris: Madison Beer is not coming only with a new album, but also with a song that expanded her audience beyond the circle of her most loyal fans.
The album "Locket" as the center of the new concert phase
The third studio album "Locket" was released on January 16, 2026, and the deluxe edition followed in May 2026, immediately before the start of the tour. In reviews and music previews, the album is described as a blend of pop, R&B, dance sound and darker electronic shades. This is material that naturally calls for a change of pace in concert: from more dance-oriented choruses to quieter moments in which the vocal and atmosphere come to the fore.
For an audience that follows Madison Beer through songs such as "Selfish", "Reckless", "BOYSHIT" or "Make You Mine", the Paris concert will probably be a cross-section of several phases. One should not expect only a string of singles, but a concert shaped around the newest chapter. Considering that "The Locket Tour" was launched as a tour tied to the new album, the emphasis is on songs from that cycle, while earlier hits serve as emotional anchors for the long-time audience.
What the audience can expect live
Madison Beer builds the live experience on a combination of precise vocals, pop production and a strong visual identity, but for the Paris concert there is no need to invent details that have not been confirmed. Assumptions about the set list, the duration of the performance or special guests are not needed in order to understand why this concert matters. It is enough to look at the direction of the tour: "The Locket Tour" follows an album conceived as a more personal, more modern and production-polished pop project.
Such material can work very directly in a mid-sized concert hall. More dance-oriented songs such as "Make You Mine" give energy to the audience that comes for big choruses, while slower and more emotional moments open space for voice, lyrics and contact with the venue. Exactly that alternation may be the strongest part of the evening: Madison Beer is not an artist listened to only because of one type of song.
Who the concert is especially attractive for
- For long-time fans who follow the transition from earlier singles to the album "Locket".
- For an audience that likes contemporary pop with R&B and dance-pop elements.
- For visitors for whom a vocal performance is important, not only a production effect.
- For those who come to Paris for the concert and want to combine it with a weekend in the city.
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Support acts and additional performers
For the Paris date, Isabel LaRosa and Lulu Simon are listed as additional performers. This gives the evening a clearer pop framework, but also variety before the main performance. Isabel LaRosa brings a darker, more atmospheric pop sound that fits well with a contemporary internet and streaming audience, while Lulu Simon, according to an interview for People, is leaning at this stage toward a more sincere, more intimate folk-pop expression. Such a combination can prepare the venue well for Madison Beer, without the feeling that the opening performances are only a formality.
It is important to stick to what is confirmed: these artists are listed as support on the tour, but there is no need to speculate about joint performances, guest appearances in songs or the duration of their sets. For visitors, it is more useful to know that the evening has a broader musical arc and that it is worth arriving earlier if they want to hear the full program.
adidas arena - a modern venue in northern Paris
adidas arena is located at 56 Boulevard Ney, in the 18th arrondissement, near Porte de la Chapelle. It is a newer Paris venue that opened in 2024 and was conceived as a space for sports, concerts, urban culture and events of different formats. For the Madison Beer concert, the size of the space is especially important: the hall is large enough for a powerful pop concert, but it is not a stadium where the feeling of closeness to the performer is lost.
According to available data on the venue's configurations, capacity for cultural and sports events reaches approximately 8,500 visitors, depending on the layout of the space. This is a size that suits an artist like Madison Beer well: the audience gets a production-serious concert, while the feeling of concentrated arena energy remains. For songs that rely on vocals and dynamics, such a space can be an advantage.
Basic information about the location
- Venue name: adidas arena.
- Address: 56 Boulevard Ney, 75018 Paris.
- Nearest metro station: Porte de la Chapelle, line 12.
- Tram connection: T3b, Porte de la Chapelle area.
- Capacity: up to about 8,500 visitors, depending on the event configuration.
Getting to the venue
For most visitors, the simplest arrival will be by public transport. The venue's official FAQ lists metro line 12 to Porte de la Chapelle station, which is right next to the arena. Tram T3b also stops in the same area, so arrival is feasible from other parts of Paris without changing through central metro hubs. This is especially important after the concert, when a large number of people move around the venue at the same time.
The venue also lists the possibility of parking for some events, with reservation depending on the specific program. Still, for visitors coming from outside Paris, it is worth checking the traffic situation and realistic arrival time in advance. Northern Paris can be demanding in terms of traffic, and a concert on a Friday evening further increases the need for planning. It is worth securing tickets on time.
If you are travelling to Paris only for the concert, the most practical option is to arrange accommodation along metro line 12 or with a good connection to it. This reduces the need for late transfers and driving around the venue. Porte de la Chapelle is not a classic tourist postcard of Paris, but it is a clear transport point, and for concert arrival that functionality is exactly what matters more.
Paris as a concert weekend
The date of May 22 places the concert in late spring, when Paris is already living in the rhythm of longer days, terraces and evening outings. For visitors from other cities, this opens the possibility that the concert is not the only reason for the trip, but the central point of a short stay. The venue is in the north of the city, but the metro enables relatively simple arrival from the central districts.
For fans coming from outside France, another advantage is that the concert has been announced as the French exclusive of the tour. This gives the Paris evening additional weight, especially for audiences from Belgium, Luxembourg, western Germany or Switzerland looking for the nearest major date in the region. The concert is therefore not just one stop on the schedule, but a gathering point for a wider European audience.
How to prepare for the evening
Before arriving, it is worth listening to "Locket", but also reminding yourself of earlier songs that shaped her concert identity. "Selfish" and "Reckless" show Madison Beer's more emotional side, "BOYSHIT" brings a sharper pop attitude, and "Make You Mine" connects her vocal with club-oriented energy. Such a combination helps explain why her audience is not tied to only one genre.
For the practical part of the evening, it is best to count on an earlier arrival. The support acts are part of the program, and entry into the venue, security checks and movement toward the sector can take time when the audience gathers in the same time window. If you are arriving by public transport, check the last departures for the return to your accommodation, especially if you are outside Paris itself.
Short reminder for visitors
- Save your ticket and documents so they are accessible before entry.
- Plan arrival by metro line 12 or tram T3b if you want to avoid traffic.
- Check the venue rules on bringing bags and prohibited items before leaving.
- Arrive earlier if you want to hear Isabel LaRosa and Lulu Simon.
- For the return after the concert, check the route to your accommodation in advance.
A concert for a new phase of Madison Beer's career
Madison Beer's Paris performance is interesting precisely because it comes at a moment when her career has a clear new axis. "Locket" is not an incidental release between singles, but an album around which a major world tour has been built. In May 2026, ELLE described the tour as her biggest world tour to date, beginning in Kraków and ending in New York in July 2026. This shows the ambition of the project and explains why the European dates are important for her international status.
For the audience at adidas arena, this means a concert that combines recognizable songs, new material and a moment in which the artist performs with more confidence than in earlier phases. Through her latest albums, Madison Beer has shown that pop for her is not only a space for a chorus, but also for texture, mood and personal story. In a venue, such an approach can gain additional strength, especially when followed by an audience that knows both the quiet verses and the biggest choruses.
Ticket sales for this event are underway.
Sources:
- adidas arena - the event page was used to confirm the date, venue, tour name and information that the Paris concert is a French exclusive.
- Madison Beer official website - used for context on the current album "Locket" and the official promotional period.
- Grammy.com - used to confirm the nomination of the album "Silence Between Songs" and the general professional context of Madison Beer.
- Madison Beer official YouTube - used for information about the nomination of the song "Make You Mine" and its success on the Billboard Dance Airplay chart.
- adidas arena FAQ - used for the venue address, metro line 12, tram T3b and information about parking depending on the event.
- People - used for the context of Lulu Simon as an artist joining "The Locket Tour" program.
- ELLE - used for the latest context of "The Locket Tour", its start in May 2026 and the broader career moment of Madison Beer.