In the heart of the 10th arrondissement, New Morning has spent decades bringing audiences closer to the artists who move them.
Founded in 1981, this much-loved concert room is part of the musical fabric of Paris. It has earned its reputation through extraordinary performers, an unpretentious atmosphere and the unmistakable electricity of live music at close range.
Jazz is central to its story, but never its limit. Soul, funk, blues, Afrobeat, Brazilian rhythms and sounds from across the world all find their place on the programme.
Come for an artist you already love, or discover someone entirely new.
There is something different about a room where the audience and musicians share the same energy. New Morning is not about spectacle from a distance. It is about the sound, the improvisation and the moment unfolding in front of you.
Its intimate character makes even internationally celebrated artists feel wonderfully close.
A longstanding Paris concert institution with a history shaped by jazz and an ever-evolving musical programme.
From contemporary jazz and blues to soul, funk, Afrobeat and global sounds. Every evening has its own identity.
A compact live-music setting that puts the musicians, not elaborate production, at the centre of the night.
“The best nights aren't always the biggest. Sometimes they're the ones you feel closest to.”
7–9 Rue des Petites Écuries
75010 Paris, France
Check the official programme for concert dates, doors, ticket conditions and accessibility arrangements.
Official ProgrammeOfficial WebsiteNew Morning
7–9 Rue des Petites Écuries, 75010 Paris
Ticket prices and availability depend on the artist and concert. Book in advance for popular performances and check the details of your chosen show.
See programme and ticketsExpect jazz, soul, funk, blues, Afrobeat, Latin and other international live-music styles. The atmosphere and seating or standing arrangements may vary by event.
Founded in 1981, New Morning is known for its longstanding role in the Paris jazz scene and for presenting both internationally recognised and emerging musicians.
Explore the venue's historyMétro: Château d’Eau (Line 4), Strasbourg–Saint-Denis (Lines 4, 8, 9) and Bonne Nouvelle (Lines 8, 9). Gare de l’Est is also within walking distance.
Allow time for admission and ticket checks, particularly for busy shows.
Door and concert times vary by performance. Check the specific event listing before visiting.
Official practical information