Four years after his last shows in the capital, Damso will perform at Paris La Défense Arena on May 28, 2026. He will take over the largest venue in Europe for what could be his final appearance on stage.
“Très loin des ventes et des chiffres, et près de la musicalité”
From his early freestyles to his albums that have become classics, Damso has established himself as a key figure in French-speaking rap. The Brussels-based rapper crafts an introspective and poetic body of work, blending darkness with literary flashes. Revealed to the wider public in 2015, he made a strong impression with his debut album Batterie Faible and the hit Bruxelles Vie, quickly followed by the critical and commercial successes of Ipséité, Lithopédion, and QALF Infinity (all three certified diamond records).
Over time, Damso has firmly asserted his artistic universe, marked by uniqueness and depth. His collaborations with Kalash, Angèle, Hamza, and Vald showcase his influence and artistic rigor. Today, Damso no longer just follows the rules of rap: he challenges and reinvents them.
“BĒYĀH WILL BE MY LAST ALBUM”
With BĒYĀH, released on May 30, 2025, Damso turns a new page in his career, and possibly his last. From the moment the album was announced, the Belgian rapper warned on his social media: “BĒYĀH will be my last album.” A strong message that gives this project a special significance. True to his style, the rapper with 3.5 million albums sold delivers a personal, deep, and polished record in which he reflects on his doubts, experiences, and worldview.
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A historic date
His last performance in a Paris venue was on December 17, 2022, at the Accor Arena. Nearly four years later, Damso aims for the stars and takes on the largest venue in Europe: Paris La Défense Arena with its 40,000 seats!
The historic date is set for Thursday, May 28, 2026, promising to be a legendary night.