The Weeknd Paris Tickets

Paris gives The Weeknd one of his biggest European stages, and The Weeknd Paris tickets are a top pick if you want to see him at true stadium scale. His blend of R&B, pop and electronic sounds fits perfectly in a city that already treats him like a major headliner.

Where has The Weeknd played in Paris before?

The Weeknd’s Paris shows are closely tied to France’s national stadium.

• Stade de France (Saint‑Denis) – He has headlined multiple nights here on his After Hours Til Dawn stadium tour, with several dates added due to demand and full production filling the bowl.
• Other major French stadiums – On wider French runs he has also scheduled concerts at venues like Stade Pierre‑Mauroy in Lille and Allianz Riviera in Nice, but Paris remains the flagship stop.

Future Paris visits are likely to keep Stade de France as the focal point for his biggest shows.

Who has supported The Weeknd before?

For Paris and other European stadium dates, The Weeknd has enlisted high‑energy, high‑profile openers.

• Playboi Carti – Confirmed as a special guest for extended Stade de France runs, bringing an intense trap set before The Weeknd arrives.
• Doja Cat – Announced on earlier legs as a support/co‑headliner, adding a hit‑packed pop‑rap performance to the night.
• Sabrina Claudio – A previous opener known for smooth, moody R&B that fits the atmosphere of his shows.

Support acts can shift between legs, but Paris stadium crowds can expect names that match the scale of the venue.

What songs will be on The Weeknd set list?

At a Weeknd concert in Paris you can expect a long, cinematic stadium set.

• “Blinding Lights”
• “Starboy”
• “The Hills”
• “Can’t Feel My Face”
• “Save Your Tears”
• “In the Night”

Stade de France nights usually fold these hits into a broader narrative, mixing older tracks, deep cuts and newer material with big visual moments across the full length of the pitch.

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