After nearly 10 years without any signs of a concert in Europe, System of a Down is making a comeback in France, and not just any comeback: A first concert announced at the Stade de France, with Queens of the Stone Age and Acid Bath as opening acts on July 2, 2026, in front of 80,000 people, sold out completely as soon as tickets went on presale, leading to the announcement of a second show scheduled two days later, which also sold out shortly thereafter.

After more than 10 years without a headlining show in the French capital, Black Veil Brides took the stage at the Bataclan for a concert that had sold out months in advance. With Saint Agnes as the opening act, the evening promised a burst of rock with punk and/or metal influences - and it did not disappoint.

French lineup on April 19 in Vauréal: Resolve and Ashen, two rising stars of the French metalcore scene, shared the main stage at the Forum in Vauréal. The concert drew a sizable crowd, largely due to the venue’s proximity to Paris and the fact that Resolve had no dates scheduled in the capital during this tour.

We were thrilled to hear that The Dead South announced a French tour this year. We were at their opening night at the Olympia, and here’s our recap! Check out the live report and photos here!

On February 5, the Zenith, Paris was filled with a crowd ready to rock out to Lorna Shore, accompanied by Humanity's Last Breath, Shadow of Intent, and Whitechapel. It was a lineup that promised to be heavy, and it clearly did not disappoint. Photo gallery and report available here!

When your travels take you to Toulouse for a few days and Last Train has a show scheduled at the famous Bikini, what else can you do but go? The French band’s concerts are always highly anticipated and imbued with a punk vibe that’s sorely missing from today’s rock scene. Joined by Wheobe, the French band was about to rock the Bikini to the dancing feet of an eager crowd.

The year kicks off with one of the most eagerly awaited dates: Electric Callboy, who are set to set the main stage at La Villette alight with a show that promises to be as electric as it is moving. Accompanied by Bury Tomorrow and Wargasm, the lineup promises an extraordinary evening of metalcore that is sure to get the crowd sweating. Live report and photos available here !

It was a long wait - more than 20 years into their career - before Three Days Grace crossed the Atlantic and honored us with a concert, but it was worth it. We were there, lucky us, and we're here to tell you all about it.

Sold out for months, Bad Omens’ Paris show on December 2nd was one of the most anticipated metal events of 2025 for French metalheads. A night that once again demonstrated the band’s rapid rise - both through their performance and the sheer size of the crowd gathered in La Villette’s main hall. Live Report and photos are available here !

There are nights when a concert feels less like a tour date and more like a closing ritual. This was one of those nights. For their final show, the Dropkick Murphys chose Paris—or rather, Paris chose them, as the place to finish what they started. Behind the stage, a gigantic screen displayed high-definition visuals and details, transforming each song into a moving tableau.

On Saturday, November 8th, we gathered at La Défense Arena for a concert full of rock and nostalgia with The Offspring, accompanied by Simple Plan and Dynamite Shakers. It was an evening that left a mark, thanks both to unexpected moments and the flawless stage performances of the three bands present that night.

Thursday, October 2, 2025. The Zenith in Paris is packed to the rafters for this all-Australian lineup celebrating the 20-year career of the now legendary Parkway Drive.

On this fourth day, festival-goers who had been there since the beginning were starting to feel the fatigue, but that didn’t stop them from breaking records, reaching 16,000 attendees to close these four intense days. It was time to head back to the festival grounds, with the melancholy of the final day and the excitement of the lineup ahead.

On October 8, the iconic female duo from London, Nova Twins, took to the stage at the Alhambra for a truly electrifying evening, accompanied by their opening act, the British trio HotWax.

The third day promised a particularly exciting schedule, even as fatigue was starting to be felt. The number of festival-goers kept increasing, just like the temperature! On the agenda for attendees: caps, bandanas, sunscreen, and bare chests to best cope with the growing heat.

On Wednesday, September 3, Post Malone kicked off his cowboy boots at La Défense Arena for a one-off show in France. Between wild pyrotechnics, endless beer, and a honky-tonk atmosphere, the tattooed cowboy delivered an impressive but not always convincing show.

August 14 marked the first day of Motocultor 2025. It was the first time that Team Earama had been accredited to attend, and what a pleasure it was! We'll tell you all about it, in words and pictures, right here!

On June 15, 2025, the Elysée Montmartre was set to host an important event: Myles Kennedy was scheduled to perform there, accompanied by Massive Wagons, as part of The Art Of Letting Go tour, which has been underway for nearly a year and aims to promote the legendary musician's new album.

On March 24, the Earama team headed to the Halle Tony Garnier in Lyon for an unforgettable night with Architects, Brutus, and Guilt Trip! A line-up that promised a show as intense as it was satisfying—and we’ve taken the time to tell you all about it right here.

On May 23rd, Paris’ Trabendo shook to the sound of a punk-hardcore storm, marking the final night of Scowl and Modern Color’s European tour. This last stop brought together raw energy, heartfelt friendship, and a beautiful dose of chaos. Live Report and photos available here !