Fianso at the Accor Arena: final concert, one date only in Bercy

Thursday, November 12: your guide to the jubilee

The details fit on one line: Thursday, November 12, 2026, 8 p.m., Accor Arena, 8 boulevard de Bercy. Metro lines 6 and 14, Bercy station. One date, no tour to follow: the ticketing site bills the evening as “one final, one-off concert”, presented by Live Nation and Affranchis Music, the artist's label.

As for prices, the lineup announced in September 2025 ranged from €49 to €89: €49 for category 2, €59 for category 1 and general admission, €89 for Carré Or. As of November 9, Fnac Spectacles lists tickets from €59. Check the available category on the official ticketing site before booking.

As of November 9, the concert is not sold out. Fnac Spectacles does, however, report “high demand”, and the Accor Arena is still offering online bookings. If you're still on the fence, don't wait around: the countdown to kick-off is now measured in hours.

An opening act is on the bill, but no name has been announced yet. No guests have been confirmed, and the doors-open time has not yet been published. The lineup keeps its secrets until kick-off.

From Algiers' Grande Poste to the stands at Bercy

Back to June 20, 2017. Sofiane Zermani, aka Fianso, performs for free on the esplanade in front of the Grande Poste in Algiers. Organizers report 20,000 to 25,000 people and crowd surges. In an interview published the next day by TSA Algérie, he delivers a line that now sounds like a reversed bet.

In the same interview, Fianso says he is prouder of that evening than of a concert in Bercy that cost one million euros. Nine years later, though, Bercy is where he closes the chapter. The venue he once ranked behind Algiers becomes the setting for his victory lap.

The announcement comes on September 13, 2025, on the Fête de l'Humanité stage, in the rain. “I've got an announcement for you. I want to see all the flashes,” he says before setting a date at the Accor Arena. On Instagram, he gives it a name himself: his “Jubilee”, like a captain greeting his audience one last time.

What does So's final lap around the field have in store?

The Fnac Spectacles listing promises “the classics that shaped his journey” and “new, exclusive performances”. No setlist has surfaced. But the catalogue is well known: two diamond-certified singles, Tout l'monde s'en fout and Lundi, plus a string of platinum-certified singles, from Toka to Longue vie, including Mon p'tit loup, Khapta and Sur le drapeau.

Three projects have reached No. 1 in sales in France: Bandit saleté (2017), Affranchis (2018) and La Direction (2021). The latter remains his most recent album, debuting at No. 1 with 10,817 sales in its first week, boosted in part by a feature from SCH.

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As for his performance style, the artist made it clear at the Fête de l'Huma: “When I'm on stage, I'm no fake. I give it everything; I do my cardio.” He also promises a nonstop show, where he'd rather keep the songs coming than hang around between tracks.

Sofiane Zermani: rap passes on the captain's armband, cinema takes over

The turning point came in October 2024. “I'm done making albums. I'll still do concerts,” he said at the time, before adding: “Supply has outstripped demand.” For Sofiane, acting is now the best way to express himself.

His filmography keeps growing. Le Salaire de la peur on Netflix in 2024, Barbès, little Algérie, Reine mère, then Le Roi Soleil, released on August 27, 2025. For Les Règles de l'art, he gained 14 kilos to play Éric Moreno. Le Roi Soleil earned him a place on the shortlist for the 2026 César Revelations.

The stage matters too: Le Magnifique, from Avignon in 2018 to the Châtelet in 2022, then Wajdi Mouawad's La Mort d'Achille in 2019. “Performing on stage is the ultimate goal,” he sums up. So the Bercy jubilee doesn't close the curtain on the stage: it changes the playing field.