Rolling Stone France Spotlights New Music From Olivia Rodrigo, Django Django, and Elias Dris
Rolling Stone France released its weekend playlist featuring new tracks and upcoming tour dates from various artists, rollingstone.fr reported. The curation highlights a selection of musical releases alongside live performances scheduled at various venues.
American singer Olivia Rodrigo delivered a new version of her track “expectations” featuring Chappell Roan. Rodrigo also scheduled concerts at the Plénitude Arena on April 23 and 24, 2027, alongside Die Spitz, rollingstone.fr reported.
French Rock Releases and Upcoming National Tours
French rock band Dynamite Shakers promoted their new album Marilyn by releasing a music video for the track “Par le vide.” The group is set to launch an extensive French tour in January 2027 to support the album, rollingstone.fr reported.
Parisian classic rock group Tal Rasha showcased 1970s influences on their track “Electric Shiver,” ahead of their album Luminous Energy arriving on November 20. Fellow Parisian hard rock group Charcoal released “Down To Mexico,” previewing their upcoming album In Rock We Trust, slated for December 4.
Collaborations and Solo Projects From Levara to Elias Dris
Trev Lukather, son of Steve Lukather (Toto), returned with his project Levara to release the single “Underneath It All,” preceding a new album. The project scheduled a live appearance at Le Nouveau Casino in Paris on November 11, rollingstone.fr reported.
Arnold Turboust partnered with singer Flora Fishbach for an 1980s-inspired collaboration titled “Les Lettres de Krakovie.” Meanwhile, Elias Dris shared the track “California Blue,” drawn from his personal album Pearl, which dropped on September 18.
Experimental Tracks and International Influences
Django Django shared the track “Year of the Snake,” born from Dave Maclean’s experience with grief. The song serves as a distinct piece within their upcoming album Doveland, scheduled for release on November 6.
Nantes post-punk band Treaks released the track “Wish You Die,” following their recent performance at La Boule Noire in Paris. Julie Layse combined American country music with French pop sensibilities on the track “A l’Ouest.”
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