Dorothée Will Perform At Zénith Sud In Montpellier
Dorothée will perform at the Zénith Sud in Montpellier on November 20 at 8:00 PM, featuring twenty artists on stage including musicians, backing vocalists, and dancers, midilibre.fr reported. The concert forms part of the “Se retrouver” tour, which has extended into eight new French dates following rapid ticket sales at earlier venues.
Dorothée Sells 20 Million Records and Sells Out Paris Shows
The artist’s current tour has exceeded expectations since launching in April. Her initial concert at the Palais des Congrès de Paris sold out in eight minutes, with the second show selling out even faster, midilibre.fr reported. Throughout her career, Dorothée has sold 20 million records, earning seven double gold discs, six platinum discs, one triple platinum disc, and three diamond discs. Her television career established her as a prominent screen personality who hosted major international artists including Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Ray Charles, and Cliff Richards. In 1992, her concert tour drew attendance numbers at Bercy and the Zénith de Paris that surpassed figures recorded by Michael Jackson during his performances at the time, according to midilibre.fr.
Social Media Introduces Dorothée Tracks to Younger Demographics
La Menteuse,” “Allô, allô monsieur l’ordinateur,” “Qu’il est bête,” “Vive les vacances,” “La Valise,” “Maman,” “C’est comme un tremblement de terre,” “Pour faire une chanson,” “Les Schtroumpfs,” “Candy,” and “Les petits Ewoks,” which earned her a Victoire de la musique, midilibre.fr reported. These tracks have experienced renewed circulation on social media platforms, introducing the material to younger demographics.”
For the Montpellier date, the media outlet is running a sweepstakes via its subscriber club providing two invitations for a winner, along with an opportunity to meet Dorothée backstage, subject to change, midilibre.fr reported.
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