Christine and the Queens
Christine and the Queens is a French singer-songwriter known for their poignant, passionate electronic pop that questions gender, sexuality, and identity.
Pop Singer
June 1, 1988
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Christine and the Queens, also known as Chris, is a renowned French singer-songwriter recognized for her distinctive fusion of pop, electronic, and R&B music. She has gained global fame with her critically acclaimed albums “Chaleur Humaine” and “Chris”, amassing a large fan following. Chris has worked with prominent musicians such as Dâm-Funk and Tyler, The Creator, and has graced the stages of major music festivals like Coachella and Glastonbury. In 2016, she had the privilege of performing at the Nobel Peace Prize concert in Oslo.
With a Master’s degree in Theater from Ãcole normale supérieure de Lyon, Chris’s theatrical background has significantly influenced her stage performances and music videos, which often showcase intricate choreography and dramatic elements. She is inspired by theater legends like Pina Bausch and Robert Wilson.
Christine and the Queens’ evocative electronic pop thoughtfully explores themes of gender, sexuality, and identity. Drawing influence from accomplished performers such as David Bowie, Laurie Anderson, and Michael Jackson, her work often merges atmospheric music with multimedia experiences.
