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Christine and the Queens Returns with Two New Songs

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It’s been three years since Christine and the Queens shared his last proper solo album, a 20-song record inspired by Angels in America. Now, he’s back with a new song done up two ways: in French (“Rendez-vous avec toi”) and English (“Rendez-vous in your arms”). They both come with a music video co-directed by Chris and Raphaël De Albuquerque, with choreography by Alexander Ekman. Check out both versions below.

“Rendez-vous avec toi” and “Rendez-vous in your arms” are the first preview of a still-untitled new album from Christine and the Queens, which is due out sometime this spring. It follows his 2025 EP Catching Feelings with Italo disco legend Cerrone, and his 2024 album Hopecore, released under the name Rahim Redcar.

Chris will support the new double single with four full-band shows in Europe and the UK this December. He’ll perform in Brussels, London, and Amsterdam before closing out the run with a set at Alhambra in Paris. “We will revisit a repertoire that made us grow together, and give a first listen to unreleased songs from the next album,” Chris said in press materials. “We revisit, we reinterpret, we remember, and we transcend.”

Christine and the Queens:
12-01 Brussels, Belgium - Botanique
12-07 London, England - Scala
12-08 Amsterdam, Netherlands - Tolhuistuin
12-10 Paris, France - Alhambra

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