Charlotte Cardin at Rockhal

Charlotte Cardin brings her Midnight, mon amour tour to the Rockhal Main Hall on Sunday 28 November 2027. It is her only Luxembourg date on the tour, the night after Brussels. Doors open at 19:00 and the show starts at 20:00.

Who is Charlotte Cardin?

Charlotte Cardin was born in Montreal in 1994 and sings in English and in French, often on the same record. Many people first heard her in 2013, when she reached the final four of the first season of La Voix, the Quebec version of The Voice. Her music moves between pop, R&B and jazz, carried by a husky voice you recognise within a few notes.

She has since become one of the biggest pop names in Canada. Her first album went to number one there, she won four Juno Awards in 2022, and in February 2026 France’s Victoires de la musique named her Female Artist of the Year. Accepting it, she said that for a Quebecer who had just moved to Paris, she could not have dreamed of a warmer welcome.

Her records

• Big Boy (2016), her first short record
• Main Girl (2017), a second short record, whose title track went double platinum in Canada
• Phoenix (2021), her first album and a number one in Canada
• 99 Nights (2023), shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize
• Une semaine à Paris (2023) and A Week in Nashville (2024), two more short records
• Midnight, mon amour (29 January 2027), her third album

Songs to know before the night: “Faufile”, “Main Girl”, “Meaningless”, “Confetti”, “Feel Good”, “Tant pis pour elle”, “The Way We Touch” and “Memories”.

Awards

• Juno Awards 2022: Artist of the Year, Album of the Year and Pop Album of the Year for Phoenix, and Single of the Year for “Meaningless”
• Juno Awards 2024: Album of the Year and Pop Album of the Year for 99 Nights
• Félix Awards 2021: three, including Anglophone Album of the Year for Phoenix
• Polaris Music Prize 2024: shortlisted for 99 Nights
• Victoires de la musique 2026: Female Artist of the Year

The Midnight, mon amour tour

Midnight, mon amour is out on 29 January 2027. Cardin calls it an “album de l’ombre”, a shadow album about day and night, desire and doubt, and the sides of ourselves that only come out after dark. The first songs from it are “Tant pis pour elle”, “Take Me Back”, “The Way We Touch” and “Memories”, which she released in English and in a bilingual version, “Memories (Souvenirs)”, because she needed to say it in both languages.

The tour opens on 1 May 2027 at the O2 Forum in London, crosses Canada in October and ends at the Accor Arena in Paris on 4 December. Its closing run takes in Nantes, Lyon, Brussels, Belval, Toulouse, Strasbourg and Paris.

Tickets

The Rockhal opens a presale on Wednesday 28 October at 10:00 for people who register on its website, and general sale starts on Thursday 29 October at 10:00. Standing tickets are €49.50 and Early Entry tickets €80, booking fee included. It is a standing show in the Main Hall, with doors at 19:00 and the show from 20:00 to about 23:30.

Which song are you hoping to hear?