
THE SUNDAY JAM WITH CALOÉ
Trade your lazy Sunday blues for an evening of velvet vocals and pure jazz electricity. Witness a master of scat leading an intimate concert, followed by an open stage where the boundaries between artist and audience beautifully dissolve.
Le Baiser Salé (Paris 1st)
About
On Sunday, October 25, 2026, jazz vocalist and composer Caloé hosts a vibrant musical evening at Le Baiser Salé. Known for her sophisticated blend of jazz, folk, and pop, she invites audiences to enjoy a 45-minute opening performance followed by an open jam session designed to highlight emerging talents. Whether you are a fan of intricate scat singing or improvised jazz, this event offers a unique chance to experience high-energy musical exploration in the heart of Paris. Please note that this event is strictly for adults aged 18 and over, and admission is free subject to conditions.
Velvet voice, mastered scat, energy... this singer and composer is one of the most endearing figures of French vocal jazz.
On stage, she captivates, scats, and juggles with words. She makes jams her playground... and yours! Two albums, two chapters of a beautiful story: Saisons (2020), poetic and refined, critically acclaimed, then Le Voyageur (2024), where jazz, folk, and pop intertwine to take us into a generous imagination. An artist who advances, who explores, and you can hear it!
Since 2018, the singer has been gracing the stage of Le Baiser Salé for summer jams and to host the Sunday jams once a month, evenings oriented towards young talents. 45 minutes of concert to set the tone, then it's time for the JAM!!
Our take on this event
Caloé brings her distinct vocal style to the stage of Le Baiser Salé on October 25, 2026, for a special Sunday jam session. With a career marked by the acclaimed albums Saisons and Le Voyageur, the artist showcases her ability to weave complex melodies with poetic lyrics. The night kicks off at 20:30 with a 45-minute set where Caloé displays the skill and versatility that have made her a staple of the French jazz scene. Once the initial performance concludes, the stage opens up to other musicians, turning the venue into a collaborative space for improvisation. The session runs until 00:00. Attendees must be at least 18 years old to participate. Entry is free under specific conditions, making it an accessible way to discover new talent in a historic jazz setting.











