Werrason’s historic return to Europe: a night of unity and music at the Arena Grand Paris

On February 15, 2025, Werrason made his highly anticipated return to Europe, performing at the Arena Grand Paris after a 14-year absence. The event was a spectacular success, attracting over 7,000 spectators who gathered for an unforgettable experience, combining an electrifying show with a strong call for unity in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Many fans arrived in front of the Arena Grand Paris in the afternoon, eager to attend this historic concert. On stage, Werrason was accompanied by Wenge Musica Maison Mère and featured notable guests such as the talented singer Héritier Watanabe, as well as famous hosts Bill Clinton Kalonji and Jamaïque. For nearly three hours, Werrason performed his biggest hits, captivating the audience, who cheered him on throughout. One spectator expressed their excitement: “It’s an honor to see him here after so many years”.
In the context of ongoing violence in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the artist took the opportunity to deliver a powerful message of unity and solidarity. “I ask everyone to stand together to support our country, the DRC, which is going through difficult times”, he said, echoing hopes for a peaceful and unified future. Prior to the event, Werrason had announced that 20% of the concert’s proceeds would be donated to the victims of violence in Goma, further enhancing the symbolic significance of the performance.
The Arena Grand Paris was sold out, with more than 7.000 tickets sold, confirming the immense success of the event. “This concert is also an opportunity for us to come together and show our attachment to our culture”, said one fan, emphasizing the importance of the event for the Congolese community in Europe. This vibrant tribute to Congolese music and unity did not mark the end of Werrason’s European performances, as the artist announced that more concerts were planned for several major European cities, promising his fans new dates in the near future.