Christine and the Queens Releases Two New Songs
The double single arrives in French and English versions and previews a still-untitled album.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in LGBTQ+

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Christine and the Queens released two new songs, "Rendez-vous avec toi" and "Rendez-vous in your arms," each in French and English versions. Both come with a music video co-directed by Chris and Raphaël De Albuquerque, with choreography by Alexander Ekman.
Why it matters
The release is the first preview of a new album, following a three-year gap since the artist's last proper solo record. It also signals a return to live performance with four full-band shows in Europe and the UK.
The two songs are released as a double single in French and English versions, with a music video for each. Four full-band shows are scheduled for December in Brussels, London, Amsterdam, and Paris at the Alhambra.
The players
Christine and the Queens
A French artist known for blending pop, electronic, and dance influences, whose work often explores gender and identity.
Cerrone
An Italo disco pioneer whose work helped shape the dance music genre, collaborating on the 2025 EP Catching Feelings.
The details
The songs are the first preview of a still-untitled album and are paired with music videos co-directed by Chris and Raphaël De Albuquerque, featuring choreography by Alexander Ekman. The December shows will revisit a repertoire and give a first listen to unreleased songs.
Timeline
2024: Hopecore album released under the name Rahim Redcar.
2025: Catching Feelings EP released with Italo disco legend Cerrone.
November 2026: Two new songs and four European and UK show dates announced.
December 2026: Four full-band shows in Brussels, London, Amsterdam, and Paris.
Spring 2027: Still-untitled new album expected to be released.
Culture Shift
The release follows a pattern of genre-crossing collaborations, including the 2025 EP made with Italo disco legend Cerrone, reflecting a broader movement of pop artists reconnecting with dance music lineages. This positions the new material within an ongoing revival of disco-influenced electronic pop.
Fans can attend the December shows in Brussels, London, Amsterdam, and Paris, where the set will revisit past material and debut unreleased songs. The two new songs are already available in both French and English versions with accompanying music videos.
The takeaway
Readers following the artist can expect the upcoming spring album to arrive in full after these previews. Checking tour dates early will help secure attendance at the December performances.
What happens next
Four full-band shows are scheduled for December 2026 in Brussels, London, Amsterdam, and Paris at the Alhambra, and a new album is expected in spring 2027.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Pitchfork.
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