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Patricia Noëlle Kaas is a French singer. Her music is a mix of pop, cabaret, jazz, and chanson.
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entertainment · French singer (born 1966) · actor · singer · recording artist · musician · also Patricia Kaas, Kaas
Born 7 December 1966 · Q159704
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In January 2026, Patricia Kaas gave a private concert as part of the 25th anniversary celebrations for the Russian retail chain Rendez-Vous which occurred in the French Alps Courchevel ski resort, renowned for attracting a very wealthy clientele.
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Released album “1987 - 2025 Une Vie”.
Published video “PatriciaKaasVEVO Live Stream”.
Published video “Patricia Kaas - Elle voulait jouer cabaret”.
Published video “Patricia Kaas - Quand Jimmy dit”.
Published video “Patricia Kaas - Mademoiselle chante le blues”.
Published video “Patricia Kaas - Adèle (Lyrics video)”.
Released album “Patricia Kaas”.
Published video “Patricia Kaas - Madame Tout Le Monde (Clip Officiel)”.
Published video “Patricia Kaas - Madame Tout le Monde (Teaser)”.
Published video “Patricia Kaas - Madame Tout Le Monde (Lyrics Video)”.
Published video “Patricia Kaas - Madame tout le monde (EXTRAIT)”.
Published video “Patricia Kaas - Le jour et l'heure (Lyrics video)”.
Released album “Kaas chante Piaf à l’Olympia”.
Released album “Kaas chante Piaf”.
Released album “Mademoiselle n'a pas chanté que le Blues”.
Kaas's autobiography L’Ombre de ma Voix (The Shadow of My Voice), ghostwritten with Sophie Blandinières, was published in March by Flammarion
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Released album “19 par Patricia Kaas”.
Released album “Kabaret: Live au Casino de Paris”.
Released album “Kabaret: en studio et sur scène”.
Career landmark: Participated in Eurovision Song Contest 2009 (tournament / event).
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After the end of the Sexe fort tour in November 2005, Kaas took a break until the beginning of 2008, interrupted by only a few live performances
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Released album “Kabaret”.
Released album “Toute la musique...”.
Released album “Sexe fort”.
Awarded Officer's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany (2003).
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By the band Sugababes under the name "Too Lost in You"
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Released album “Piano Bar”.
Kaas made her film debut in And Now
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Kaas again received the Golden Europa
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Playing the jazz singer Jane beside Jeremy Irons in Claude Lelouch's And now
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Released album “Rien ne s’arrête : Best of 1987-2001”.
Released album “Live”.
Kaas decided to move permanently to Zürich in Switzerland
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An elaborately produced box set was published, which contained almost all the previous studio albums published by Sony and a comprehensive booklet with numerous pictures
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Released album “Le Mot de passe”.
Le mot de passe (Eng: The password) was produced by Pascal Obispo, on which Kaas was accompanied by an orchestra on several tracks
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Released album “Rendez-vous”.
Released album “Romantic ballads”.
Following the Dans ma chair tour, the live album and video cassette (later, DVD) Rendez-vous was produced
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Released album “Dans ma chair”.
Dans ma chair (Eng: In my flesh) was made
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Released album “Café noir”.
Released album “Patricia Kaas: The Very Best”.
It was decided to produce a work specially for the American market, and containing exclusively English lyrics
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Her second live album Tour de charme (Eng: A tour with charm) was published, which, like Carnets de scène, was remade as a live DVD in 2004
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Kaas was offered the main role in the film Falling in Love Again by the American director Stanley Donen
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Released album “Tour de charme”.
Released album “Je te dis vous”.
Kaas was offered a role in the Claude Berri film Germinal, but at the time she was working on her third album Je te dis vous
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For the song "Il me dit que je suis belle")
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Released album “Les Indispensables de Patricia Kaas : Versions live”.
Awarded Victoires de la Musique – Female artist of the year (1991).
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Kaas received two further awards, the World Music Award and a Bambi
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Released album “Scène de vie”.
Kaas moved from her former record company, Polydor, to CBS/Sony
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Kaas began her first world tour, which lasted 16 months in total
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"Mon mec à moi" was voted "La chanson française" by radio listeners across France, Belgium, Switzerland, and Canada, highlighting its widespread appeal in the Francophone world
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Awarded Victory for the female variety revelation (1988).
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Released album “Mademoiselle chante…”.
By Polydor, and reached 7th place in the French singles chart
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At 19 years old, Kaas was sponsored by French actor Gérard Depardieu
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Born 1966-12-07.
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