stromae: Last News

Stromae has cancelled numerous upcoming tour dates due to health issues and has issued an apology to fans.The Belgian singer-songwriter – whose real name is Paul Van Haver – shared the update yesterday (April 4) on Twitter, and explained to fans that he needs to prioritise his health.The cancelled dates affect all shows up until May, and include his long-awaited appearance at London’s O2 Arena. Other gigs listed are located across Europe, including Rome, Geneva, Amsterdam and Berlin.

On Friday, Stromae shared his third album, Multitude, a set of 12 triumphant tracks arriving eight years after his previous studio LP. Now he's shared a cinematic video for "Fils de Joie," a dynamic mid-album cut.

Stromae has announced that he’ll be bringing his ‘Multitude’ tour to London next year with a one-off show at Wembley Arena.The Belgian singer-songwriter (real name Paul Van Haver) is set to release his long-awaited third album ‘Multitude’ tomorrow (March 4). It’s his first full-length release in almost a decade, following 2013’s ‘Racine Carrée’.During his hiatus from his own music, he worked on music videos for the likes of Billie Eilish and Dua Lipa.His headline show at the OVO Arena Wembley takes place on May 4, 2023. Tickets go on sale next Friday (March 11) at 10am – you can get them here.Elsewhere on the European leg of his ‘Multitude’ tour, Stromae will also perform in Amsterdam, Cologne, Berlin and Rome.

Stromae has announced the release of his long-awaited third album, ‘Multitude’, marking his first full-length offering in almost a decade.The announcement follows his October single ‘Santé’, which ended a three-year drought of new music for the Belgian singer-songwriter (real name Paul Van Haver). That song – a tribute to those employed in the service industry and other working-class jobs – will appear on ‘Multitude’, alongside 10 other new songs.Van Haver’s last album as Stromae was 2013’s ‘Racine Carrée’, which – like his debut, 2010’s ‘Cheese’ – debuted at Number One on both the Flemish and Walloon versions of the Belgian Ultratop 200 Albums Chart.

Let’s celebrate those who can’t celebrate / For once, I want to raise my glass to those who don’t have it,” he sings over an energertic beat, warbled synth and acoustic guitar.‘Santé’ arrives alongside a very charming video directed by Jaroslav Moravec and Stromae’s brother Luc Van Haver which echoes the sentiments of the song itself. It introduces us to a cast of cooks, fishermen and waitresses who break from their routine to bust out into some dance moves.

Belgian pop artist Stromae is back with a new song and music video called “Santé.” The new release marks the end of a hiatus: prior to today, Stromae hadn't shared a new song since 2018's "Défiler," a nine-minute track composed for the Belgian fashion label Mosaert's first runway show. And before that track, it had been five years since he'd released his album racine carrée.