ABOUT THE EVENT
Saint Levant at ZENITH PARIS - LA VILLETTE, Paris
Saint Levant plays ZENITH PARIS - LA VILLETTE in Paris, France on Monday, November 2, 2026. The listed start time is 20:00 local time.
Saint Levant, born in Jerusalem and raised in Gaza and Amman, blends Arabic, French and English over pop, rap and North African influences. His songs and his outspoken voice on Palestine made him one of the leading names of a new Arab pop wave.
Event details
- Tickets
- On sale on Ticketmaster
- Promoter
- Live Nation Sas
THE LIVE SHOW
What Saint Levant concerts are like
A Saint Levant concert is a celebration of language and identity. The crowd switches between Arabic, French and English lyrics with him on songs such as Very Few Friends, Nails and Dalouna, and many fans come wearing keffiyehs or carrying flags.
The show mixes melodic, laid-back songs with dance moments built on North African and Levantine rhythms, and he speaks to the crowd about home, displacement and hope. The atmosphere is warm and communal, and many attendees come in groups of friends and family.
Tips for the Paris show
- Learn a few of the Arabic choruses; the crowd sings them loudly.
- Check the venue's flag and bag policy before you go, as rules differ between venues.
New to the music? Deira covers much of his live set and shows the blend of languages and styles in his music.
Fans of Saint Levant also read our guides to The Weeknd, ROSALÍA and Kehlani.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
About Saint Levant
Saint Levant is the stage name of Marwan Abdelhamid, a Palestinian-Algerian singer and rapper born in Jerusalem and raised in Gaza and Amman. He writes in Arabic, English and French, blending hip hop and R&B with Arabic pop melodies.
His song Very Few Friends went viral in 2022, and his album Deira expanded his audience across the Arab world, Europe and North America. His lyrics often reflect on identity, diaspora and Palestine.
- Origin
- Born in Jerusalem; raised in Gaza and Amman, Jordan
- Genre
- Hip hop / R&B / Arabic pop
- Active since
- 2020
- Notable work
- From Gaza, With Love (2023), Deira (2024)
- Known for
- Very Few Friends, Nails, 5am in Paris
Career highlights
- Very Few Friends became a viral breakthrough hit in 2022.
- Performs in Arabic, English and French.
- Played major international festivals including Coachella.
Getting to ZENITH PARIS - LA VILLETTE
ZENITH PARIS - LA VILLETTE is the venue for Saint Levant's Paris show. The listed address is 211 AVENUE JEAN JAURÈS, Paris. Check the venue's entry times and bag policy before the day, and plan your route home in advance, as large concerts often finish when public transport is at its busiest.
Travelling to Paris for the concert
Most visitors flying in for this show land at Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). A Monday date usually means less competition for rooms than at the weekend, but getting home the same night after a weekday concert is hard, so staying over is the safer plan.
With a 20:00 start, the show will end late in the evening. Check the last train or bus back to where you are staying before you set off, and fly in the day before so a delayed flight does not cost you the concert.
Frequently asked questions
When does Saint Levant play ZENITH PARIS - LA VILLETTE?
Saint Levant is scheduled for Monday, November 2, 2026 at 20:00 local time at ZENITH PARIS - LA VILLETTE.
How do I get to ZENITH PARIS - LA VILLETTE?
ZENITH PARIS - LA VILLETTE is in Paris, France. Use the map link on this page to plan your route and check local public transport options for the evening.
Open location in Google MapsWhere can I buy Saint Levant tickets for Paris?
Through the official Ticketmaster listing linked on this page; FlyVentis does not sell tickets itself.
What should I listen to before seeing Saint Levant?
Deira covers much of his live set and shows the blend of languages and styles in his music.
Where is Saint Levant from?
Saint Levant was born in Jerusalem and grew up in Gaza and Amman, Jordan. He is of Palestinian and Algerian heritage.
What languages does Saint Levant sing in?
Saint Levant sings and raps in Arabic, English and French.
