Jenifer is set to return to the stage with her “Jukebox Tour” in 2025, celebrating her career with a collection of reimagined hits. Fans can vote on the setlist for each concert, making every performance unique. Reflecting on her journey, she acknowledges the support from her fanbase and discusses the complexities of fame. Additionally, she hints at a new album in collaboration with Yodelice and participates in the upcoming “Les Enfoirés” performance.
Jenifer’s Grand Comeback
Jenifer is making her much-anticipated return to the stage! After several months of anticipation, the talented artist behind the hit “Jours électriques” has announced her plans to tour in 2025, delivering live performances of the memorable songs that have defined her career. These beloved tracks resonate with audiences who first discovered her during her time on “Star Academy.” From her breakout hit “J’attends l’amour” to the lead single “Sauve qui aime” from her latest album “N°9,” released in 2022, Jenifer has filled the last two decades with enchanting melodies and lyrics that evoke both joy and nostalgia. To celebrate this journey, she is releasing a compilation of her iconic songs, all reimagined for her fans.
The Jukebox Tour Experience
This new album is aptly titled “Jukebox,” and it also lends its name to her upcoming concert series, the “Jukebox Tour.” The tour has just kicked off in the Paris region, beginning in Elancourt. Ahead of her exciting premiere, Jenifer took the time to chat with “Six” during the “12:45” segment on January 17. Reflecting on her journey, she shared memories of her victory on “Star Academy” back in January 2022 and revealed her innovative plan for the tour: allowing fans to vote on the songs she will perform each night. “That’s the charm of the Jukebox Tour! Every concert will be unique!” she exclaimed, highlighting her appreciation for her long-time supporters.
As she discussed her relationship with her fanbase, Jenifer noted the warmth and empathy they have shown her throughout the years. “Even when I walk down the street, I consistently receive incredibly positive feedback,” she remarked. With a calm and content demeanor, she expressed gratitude for the respect she receives from those she encounters. “There’s always a sweet word, something nice to hear,” she added. When asked about the pressures of fame, she acknowledged that it has its challenges but clarified that it has not felt intrusive. “It’s an endless psychological debate. Growing up under the spotlight can create a sense of isolation,” she admitted.
Jenifer also reflected on how success has sometimes felt overwhelming, leading to moments of distrust. “Over time, though, I have gained perspective regarding the potential downsides of overexposure,” she shared, recognizing the complexity of her journey. She noted her increased visibility through various television projects, including her role as a coach on “The Voice.” Additionally, Jenifer hinted at an exciting new project—a tenth album in the works with Yodelice, her former partner and collaborator from her 2007 album “Lunatique.” While she remained coy about the details, she expressed her enthusiasm for creating music together, stating, “We make music, and then we’ll see.”
In between concert dates, the singer, who recently celebrated her 42nd birthday last November, is set to join the cast of “Les Enfoirés” for their annual performance, “Au pays des Enfoirés.” She has also recorded her vocals for the 2025 anthem “Le monde demain,” which is now available. This year, the ensemble features a total of 55 talented artists, promising an unforgettable experience!