Beabadoobee Charms Paris with a Night of Hits
Beabadoobee descended upon the Paris Bataclan on December 1st, delivering a captivating performance that cemented her status as a rising indie darling. The atmosphere crackled with anticipation as fans, eager to experience tracks from her latest album, This Is How Tomorrow Moves, packed the venue.
The lights dimmed at 8:30 p.m., unleashing a wave of shrieks and cheers. Drawn to the stage by an undeniable charisma, Beabadoobee immediately captivated her audience with the energetic "California." This rock-infused track charged the room with electricity, as the crowd swayed and jumped in unison.
Beabadoobee beamed, absorbing the infectious energy radiating from the crowd. "Thank you for loving this new album," she grinned, acknowledging the warmth and enthusiasm from her Parisian fanbase.
The concert unfolded with captivating ease. Energetic tracks like "Talk" and "10:36" fueled the dance floor frenzy, while "Charlie Brown" evoked a powerful singalong, so loud that Beabadoobee’s vocals were momentarily overwhelmed.
The early portion of the set showcased Beabadoobee’s tight musicianship, but at times, the highly-polished execution felt lacking in improvisation. This impression faded as the night progressed and Beabadoobee relaxed, connecting more deeply with her audience between songs, sharing her appreciation for their dedication.
Several of her most recognizable hits resonated powerfully throughout the Bataclan. "Ever Seen," "The Perfect Pair," and "Real Man" fueled singalongs, each song showcasing her distinctive vocal style and the raw honesty that defines her songwriting.
A standout moment arrived with "Glue Song"’s melancholic beauty. Though melancholic, the song’s poignant lyrics resonated deeply, leaving a subtle yearning for more.
The mood shifted dramatically with the arrival of "Coffee." Released in 2020, this viral sensation, fueled by a young rapper’s sample, became an anthem for a generation.
Beabadoobee’s ability to deftly blend genres shone once more with the tender "Girl Song" and the infectiously poppy "One Time."
The set climaxed with a stripped-down acoustic performance, allowing Beabadoobee’s vocals to take center stage. The intimacy created a powerful connection with the audience, culminating in a heartfelt singalong to "See You Soon," a sentiment echoed by her European tour’s enthusiastic audience, eager for more nights of such authentic musical storytelling.
The concert concluded, leaving the audience with a bittersweet feeling – the exhilaration of a memorable performance paired with an eagerness for more.
SETLIST
*California
Talk
10:36
Charlie Brown
Post
Take a Bite
Sunny Day
Ever Seen
The Perfect
What songs from Beabadoobee’s setlist particularly stood out to Marie Dubois?
## Beabadoobee Rocks Paris: A Post-Concert Interview
**Interviewer:** Joining us today is music journalist Marie Dubois, who was lucky enough to catch Beabadoobee’s show in Paris last night. Marie, welcome!
**Marie Dubois:** Thanks for having me!
**Interviewer:** So, tell us about the show. Beabadoobee is known for her dreamy, indie sound, but how was the energy last night?
**Marie Dubois:** It was electric! The Bataclan was packed with fans eager to hear Bea’s new album, *This Is How Tomorrow Moves*. From the moment she opened with “California,” the crowd was buzzing. There was this incredible synergy between Beabadoobee and the audience, a real sense of shared excitement.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned ”California,” a pretty high-energy track. Did she lean more towards her upbeat side last night?
**Marie Dubois:** Absolutely. Songs like “Talk” and “10:36” really got the crowd going, turning the venue into a full-fledged dance floor. But she also balanced it out beautifully with those introspective, melancholic moments that fans adore about her. “Charlie Brown” was a highlight, everyone singing along like they wrote the lyrics themselves. It was pretty powerful.
**Interviewer:** So it sounds like Beabadoobee delivered a memorable performance. Anything else that stood out to you?
**Marie Dubois:** Beabadoobee seemed so genuinely touched by the Parisian crowd. She kept thanking them for embracing her new music, which really added to the warm atmosphere. It felt less like a concert and more like a shared experience.
**Interviewer:** Well, Marie, thank you for sharing your experience. It sounds like Beabadoobee is continuing to solidify her status as a rising star.