Anastasia Concert Paris: Théâtre Olympia – October 2026

Anastasia Announces Paris Concert Celebrating 25 Years of ‘Not That Kind’

A highly anticipated performance will see singer Anastasia return to the stage in Paris on October 19, 2026, marking the 25th anniversary of her breakthrough debut album, Not That Kind. The exclusive concert at the Olympia Theater promises a vibrant musical experience blending pop, soul, and rock influences.

Anastasia, known for her distinctive and powerful voice, will deliver a performance steeped in nostalgia for fans who grew up with her early 2000s hits. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear beloved classics like “I’m Outta Love” and “Left Outside Alone” live.

A Career Forged in Determination

Born Anastasia Lin En Newkirk on September 17, 1968, in Chicago, Illinois, the artist’s upbringing was deeply rooted in the arts. With a father who was a singer and a mother involved in musical theater, a path toward music felt natural. However, Anastasia distinguished herself through unwavering determination, first gaining recognition on MTV’s The Cut with her extraordinary vocal talent.

Global Breakthrough with ‘Not That Kind’

The release of Not That Kind in 2000 propelled Anastasia into the international spotlight. The lead single, “I’m Outta Love,” quickly became a global phenomenon, topping charts across Europe and solidifying its place as a defining pop anthem of the era. “To this day, the song is still considered one of the most memorable pop hits of its time,” a music historian noted.

Following this success, Anastasia released a string of acclaimed albums, including Born a Freak (2001), Anastasia (2004), and Replay (2008). Her journey, however, has not been without its challenges. She publicly and courageously battled breast cancer twice, experiences that profoundly impacted her music and deepened her connection with her audience.

A Unique Sonic Blend

Anastasia’s musical style is characterized by a captivating contrast: a husky, powerful voice emanating from a petite frame. Her sound draws inspiration from 1970s soul music, rock and roll, and contemporary pop, often described as “sprock”—a fusion of soul, pop, and rock.

For those planning to attend the October 19th concert at the Olympia, expect a night filled with passion, emotion, and a trip down memory lane. The #NTK tour, centered around her debut album, will also feature a selection of her other signature songs. This performance represents a rare opportunity to witness a truly unique artist live in concert.

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