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Paris Offers 82 to 157 Concerts and Events This Weekend

Listings show between 82 and 157 concerts, festivals and events available across the city this weekend.

By Paris Culture Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Between 82 and 157 concerts, festivals and events are scheduled in Paris this weekend, including performances by Damso at La Défense Arena and Aya Nakamura at Stade de France.

The range of options reflects ongoing programming at established venues and public spaces that draw both residents and visitors during the summer period. Organizers continue to schedule shows that combine live music, visual elements and outdoor activities.

Music Concerts and Performances

Damso is set to perform at La Défense Arena while Aya Nakamura appears at Stade de France. These headline shows form part of the broader count of 82 to 157 events tracked for the weekend.

Electronic Music at Palais de Tokyo

Tokyo Waves, an electronic music series curated by Jen Cardini, features female DJ sets and live performances on the Garden Level of the Palais de Tokyo and continues through August 29, 2026.

Summer Crossing of Paris

The Summer Crossing of Paris, a classic car and vintage vehicle parade, takes place this Sunday, July 19, 2026, and includes approximately 700 vehicles over 30 years old.

Immersive Experiences

Immersive shows include a 3D projection and live orchestra performance at the Church of Saint-Eustache along with a 400 m² Pirate Experience playground containing 6 themed rooms.

Candlelight Concerts and Free Events

A candlelight concert honoring The Lord of the Rings trilogy is held at the Maison de l’Océan. Numerous free events, including outdoor films and festivals, are also available across the city.

Details for these activities appear in listings from Songkick, Eventbrite and Sortiraparis. Residents can review the full schedules on those platforms to plan attendance at specific venues and times.

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