L’Impératrice Announces First-Ever Asian Tour and New Single “Chrysalis”

French indie-pop electronic sensation L’Impératrice is set to make their highly anticipated debut in Asia with a seven-date tour across major cities this November and December. The announcement comes alongside the release of their latest single “Chrysalis” on October 10, the band’s first track featuring new vocalist Louve.

Following the success of their third album Pulsar (June 2024) and a world tour that sold over 90,000 tickets, L’Impératrice is ready to bring their signature blend of sensual pop grooves and shimmering electronic beats to Asian audiences for the very first time.

Asian Tour Dates 2025

• Nov 25 – Tokyo, Japan – Kanda Square Hall
• Nov 27 – Bangkok, Thailand – The Street Hall
• Nov 29 – Jakarta, Indonesia – Joyland Sessions
• Dec 1 – Singapore – Mediacorp Theatre
• Dec 3 – Seoul, South Korea – Shinhancard Sol Pay Square
• Dec 6 – Hong Kong – Clockenflap Festival
• Dec 8 – Shanghai, China – VAS Est

Tickets are now available at here.

Chrysalis: A Fresh Chapter

Chrysalis marks a pivotal moment for the band following the departure of longtime vocalist Flore Benguigui. With Louve’s warm, soulful vocals at the forefront, the track channels the band’s groovy, dance-driven roots while embracing transformation.

A Global Phenomenon

Since their breakout album Tako Tsubo (2021), L’Impératrice has grown into one of France’s most exciting global exports, with standout performances at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Mexico City’s Pepsi Center, and Paris’s Zénith. The band has earned the Grand Prix Sacem for Export and a nomination at the Victoires de la Musique, further cementing their place as torchbearers of modern French Touch.

Their latest record Pulsar continues this dazzling journey, captivating audiences worldwide with lush synths, groovy basslines, and glittering melodies.

The Pulsar Era Continues

After wrapping up their Asian tour, the band will take Pulsar to stages across the U.S. and South America through the end of 2025.