FKJ – Tyber Tour - Beijing

The exceptionally talented French multi-instrumentalist, singer, and producer FKJ is returning to mainland China in December! He will embark on a tour across multiple Asian locations with his third studio album, Tyber, including stops in mainland China.

FKJ's music moves between classic textures and experimental innovation, blending jazz, soul, classical, hip-hop, funk, rock, and electronic music to build a musical world entirely his own. With intricate arrangements and atmospheric works, he has won the love of a large fanbase worldwide.

The new album Tyber features collaborations with a roster of powerful musicians, including Lucy Park, Baby Rose, Bas, Eryn Allen Kane, and Labrinth, fully showcasing the album's rich and diverse musical palette and creative perspectives.

About FKJ

Throughout his career, FKJ has received widespread acclaim, redefining the boundaries of contemporary French electronic music. As a pioneering representative of the New French House movement, he has developed a highly distinctive personal style: extensive use of live instrumentation, improvisation, and loop sampling to create richly layered productions. His work is not only rooted in French cultural foundations but also draws inspiration from diverse cultures around the world.

Beyond the studio, FKJ's live performances have also attracted a loyal fanbase worldwide: his YouTube subscribers have exceeded 2.5 million, and his live shows are renowned for their immersive visual and musical experiences. He is about to embark on a tour spanning Europe and Asia, marking the beginning of a new chapter. Through his signature live performances under the FKJ name, he will bring"moving" live renditions, bringing Tyber to audiences around the world, and his name has long become synonymous with these performances.

After the release of his second album VINCENT, this genre-spanning musician's career soared, embarking on nonstop touring, performing at venues including Coachella, Red Rocks, and London's Hammersmith Apollo, with his footprints also reaching India, China, Mexico, and many other places.