Queen Celine returns

Celine Dion opened a 26-date Paris residency at the Plenitude Arena in Nanterre on Sept. 12, playing to a sold out crowd with French and English hits.

“Queen Celine is back.”

First shows since 2022

This is her first run since she revealed a Stiff Person Syndrome diagnosis in 2022, which forced her to cancel a North American and European tour.

Fans come to her

Instead of touring, Dion is staying in one city and letting the audience travel. A residency is the format that fits a body still recovering.

“Now on the road to recovery, Dion is staying in one place as fans flock to Paris to catch the diva on stage.”

Ticketmaster is nearly out

Tickets went on sale in April and most dates are almost gone. Ticketmaster France still lists resale seats, and new seats sometimes drop closer to show night.

StubHub from $131

StubHub has seats from $131 and lets you filter by price, view, zone and perks. Its FanProtect guarantee promises valid tickets or your money back.

Vivid Seats has the deals

Vivid Seats starts at $170 with all-in pricing and no checkout surprises. New subscribers get 15% off, promo code BB30 takes $30 off, and ten tickets earn an eleventh.

TicketNetwork is cheapest

TicketNetwork lists seats from $128 with an interactive seating map. Code BILLBOARD150 cuts $150 off orders over $500, BILLBOARD300 cuts $300 off $1,000 and up.

“prices may be above or below face value”

Sixteen nights, through October

Dates run Sept. 12 through Oct. 17, and she is holding court at Le Royal Monceau near the Arc de Triomphe, posing for fans who line the street each day.