Twenty years after her debut, Lynnsha returns to a Paris stage on 17 October 2026, at the 360 Paris Music Factory, for a concert scheduled at 6:30 pm.
Born Sophie Jordier, the singer comes from a family of Martinican origin and started singing very young, as a backing vocalist alongside Afro-Caribbean and French artists, before launching her solo career.
She broke through in 2001 with a feature on Lord Kossity's "Lova Girl" and has since released four studio albums: Lynnsha (2004), Elle & moi (2008), Île & moi (2013) and Over & Other (2018). Her single "Hommes... femmes", a duet with D.Dy, peaked at number 2 on the French SNEP chart on release.
Her career has also been marked by notable collaborations: Kalash on "Enlacés", Fally Ipupa on "Kobosana té", as well as Wyclef Jean, and Craig David, whose "Walking Away" she recorded a French-language version of.
The 360 show is set to bring together this journey through zouk, R&B and urban sounds, carried by an artist who writes and composes her own songs and also produces her own audiovisual projects, music videos included.
Tickets for the Paris date are priced between €28.10 and €75 depending on category, for one of the notable dates on Paris's Afro-Caribbean music scene this autumn.
For Cameroonian and wider African audiences, Lynnsha's collaboration with Fally Ipupa reflects the bridges her music has already built with the continent, ahead of this new Paris date.
