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In collaboration with 10 Nobel Peace Prize winners
Docteur Mukwege
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
Center for Civil Liberties
Docteur Mukwege
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
Center for Civil Liberties

On Wednesday 16 September 2026, LivePeace will be taking over Le Hasard Ludique (Paris 18th arrondissement) for a musical evening to mark the United Nations International Day of Peace.

Three artists will take to the stage in succession: Ellé, Maxence Alexandre and FYRS, for an eclectic and socially conscious line-up.

LivePeace is a charity supported by 10 Nobel Peace Prize laureates, which organises concerts around the world to mark the International Day of Peace. Our vision: to make music a vehicle for mass mobilisation, until millions of voices call on governments to bring about peace.

Free entry, booking required.

Doors open at 8.00 pm

Le Hasard Ludique, 128 avenue de Saint-Ouen, 75018 Paris.

 

Press and organisation enquiries

Chloé Rouzaud — LivePeace — chloe@live-peace.com

The artists

Ellé
Ellé

Ellé, a Franco-Nigerien artist, blends her Wodaabe Fulani heritage with folk and electronic sounds. Singing in Fulani and English, she is making a name for herself on stages across the Sahel and internationally.

Maxence Alexandre
Maxence Alexandre

Maxence Alexandre is a French singer-songwriter who blends chanson and rock. Combining poetry with his dynamic stage presence, he creates a unique world through his EPs, singles and live performances.

Fyrs
Fyrs

Tears for FYRS, a project led by Tristan Gouret, blends folk and pop to create a spellbinding world. These sensitive, daring and spiritual compositions invite listeners on an inner journey.

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