the singer officially back in 2025?

Will 2025 be the year of Celine Dion's big comeback? Recent rumors point in this direction. According to Paris Matchthe 56-year-old singer is currently preparing two records, one of which is entirely in French.

More precisely, the first would be a cover of his most emblematic titles with the participation of several artists from the international scene, recorded in Las Vegas, although nothing has yet started. The second, unpublished and in French, therefore, would allow the artist to offer new songs and, always according to Paris Matchwould contain a title written by Jean-Jacques Goldman himself. The legendary composer and lyricist, who retired, could write a song especially for the return of Céline Dion, continuing a collaboration started several years ago.

Tworeleased in 1995 and entirely written by Jean-Jacques Goldman – which contains the song So that you love me again –, remains today one of the artist's greatest successes and the best-selling French-language album in the history of music.

Celine Dion's big return would therefore be with Jean-Jacques Goldman, present for a single song in this new album. Everything obviously remains conditional on the state of health of the singer, who has suffered for several years from stiff man's disease, creating spasms and muscular paralysis in the body.

A series of concerts in 2026?

But the return of Céline Dion, in addition to the recording of these two albums, could well also take place on stage, with a series of concerts planned in Paris in 2026 and perhaps, subsequently, a tour.

Since she spoke publicly about her state of health, Céline Dion has not hidden her desire to meet the public and fans live. In 2020, she had to end her Courage World Tour – the illness was too invasive at the time – and has since embarked on significant rehabilitation, while learning to manage this handicap on a day-to-day basis.

His presence at the opening of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games was already mentioned in 2022, but, again, everything depended on the state of health of the artist until the very last moment. His interpretation of The hymn to love in front of the Eiffel Tower dedicated both an evening event and the singer's return to the stage.

This stage past, Céline Dion's teams are discussing a residency in Paris for a potential series of ten concerts in the heart of Paris La Défense Arena, while discussions would take place for a few shows in Las Vegas as well. If at this stage everything remains a rumor, the return of Céline Dion has never been more likely, and the year 2025 could well mean a new artistic era for one of the most famous singers in the world.