
Céline Dion's return to Paris is officially six months away, giving fans another chance to see the music icon live after her highly anticipated comeback run.
The five-time Grammy Award-winning singer returned to the stage with a residency at Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena), marking her first concert series since 2020. Demand was so strong that additional performances were added after the initial announcement, and Dion will return to the venue for 10 more performances in May.
From "My Heart Will Go On" and "The Power of Love" to "Because You Loved Me" and "It’s All Coming Back to Me Now," fans can look forward to a night filled with some of Dion's biggest hits.
With just six months to go, now is a good time to start planning as
seating is already becoming more limited. Here's everything to know about how to buy tickets for Céline Dion's 2027 Paris shows and what will be one of the hottest concert tickets next year.
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How to buy Celine Dion Paris 2027 tickets
As of publication, tickets are still available to all of Dion's Paris concerts. See her full concert schedule for 2027 below.
How much are Celine Dion tickets in Paris?
The cheapest available tickets currently to see Celine Dion in Paris are starting at $437 on May 28.
Celine Dion Paris 2027 tour schedule
- May 8: Get tickets starting at $622
- May 12: Get tickets starting at $483
- May 14: Get tickets starting at $511
- May 15: Get tickets starting at $534
- May 19: Get tickets starting at $455
- May 21: Get tickets starting at $464
- May 22: Get tickets starting at $497
- May 26: Get tickets starting at $445
- May 28: Get tickets starting at $437
- May 29: Get tickets starting at $519
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