The Joyful Kèy to Perform Soul and R&B Concert at La Bellevilloise in Paris
Paris, September 4, 2026 – La Bellevilloise, a renowned music venue in Paris, will host Martinique-born artist The Joyful Kèy for a highly anticipated concert on Friday, September 19, 2026. The performance, starting at 7:30 PM at 19-21 rue Boyer in the 20th arrondissement, will feature a captivating fusion of soul, R&B, and urban pop.
An Unmissable Soul and R&B Event in Paris
This concert at La Bellevilloise is set to be a significant event for enthusiasts of soul and R&B in the capital. The venue, known for its vibrant cultural scene in the 20th arrondissement, provides the perfect backdrop for The Joyful Kèy’s dynamic stage presence and rich baritone voice.
The independent artist, now based in mainland France, crafts a contemporary and organic musical universe, driven by a strong groove and profound emotion. His multifaceted artistry blends diverse styles and influences, promising a singular live experience that stands apart from more conventional productions.
A Seasoned Performer with an Upcoming EP
The Joyful Kèy is no stranger to the stage, boasting an extensive and varied performance history. He has participated in notable productions such as “Blacks Legends,” “The Lion King” at Disneyland Paris, and the “Paradis Latin,” alongside various choreographic and urban projects. This rich background in live entertainment is evident in every one of his performances.
The wider public has also had the opportunity to discover his talent through television appearances, including on M6 and during season 14 of “The Voice France.” These experiences have honed his stage mastery, which will be fully showcased at the La Bellevilloise concert.
In addition to this Parisian date, The Joyful Kèy is preparing for the release of his EP, titled “VIVAM,” expected by the end of 2026. This project, conceived for live performance and aimed at an international audience, marks a new chapter in the independent artist’s career. For those looking to extend their musical evening, the Mulaa Joans concert is also scheduled in Paris.
Getting to La Bellevilloise
La Bellevilloise is conveniently accessible via public transportation. The closest metro stations are Gambetta (Line 3), exiting at Orfila, and Ménilmontant (Line 2), both approximately a 5-minute walk away. Several bus lines also serve the area, including lines 26, 61, 69, and 96, with the Pyrénées-Ménilmontant stop just a 4-minute walk from the venue. For late-night returns, Noctilien lines N16 and N34 provide continuous service.
For those preferring to drive, two nearby parking facilities are available in the 20th arrondissement: Parking Saint-Fargeau (27 rue Saint-Fargeau) and Parking Olivier Métra (35-49 rue Olivier Métra). It is advisable to anticipate availability, especially during evenings and weekends. For persons with reduced mobility (PMR), access to the Halle aux Oliviers and the Club is via 19 rue Boyer, while the ground-level entrance to the Forum is at 21 rue Boyer.
Our recommendation: Opt for the metro to reach La Bellevilloise. Gambetta (Line 3) and Ménilmontant (Line 2) stations will drop you just a few minutes’ walk from the venue, offering a hassle-free journey, even in the evening.
For more information, please contact La Bellevilloise at 01 46 36 07 07 or visit www.labellevilloise.com.
