🎶This year, music takes center stage at Grévin! Four new French and international music stars are joining the museum to set the rhythm for your visit. Find out more here! 🥳🎶
MUSICAL MINUTES
All Grévin’s music news in our dedicated web series!
🎉4 NEW CELEBRITIES ARE BEING UNVEILED AT GREVIN🎉
Hé toi ! qu'est-ce que tu regardes ? With her retro style, iconic bangs, and infectious rhythms, Clara Luciani has joined the Grévin Museum! 📀
And now, after setting dance floors around the world on fire, DJ Snake 🕶️ makes history as the very first DJ to join the Grévin lineup. Get ready to meet a legend!
Vianney makes his entrance at Grévin... Don't wait to come meet him! Between "Beau-papa," "Moi aimer toi," and "Je m'en vais," it's impossible not to hum his songs 🎸 when crossing his dreamy gaze...
The final legendary music icon will soon take their place at Grévin! Stay tuned for the big reveal!
OUR MUSIC IDOLS
Céline Dion, Michael Jackson, -M-, Mika, Jenifer ... a look back in pictures at unveilings that have thrilled Grévin’s visitors!
MIX, SING, DANCE...
You’re the star at Grévin!
- 📜 The very first singer to be showcased was Daubray in 1882, although he is no longer on display at Grévin.
- 🤘 Johnny Hallyday was unveiled at Musée Grévin at the end of 1962. This was the first time that a celebrity under 20 had been celebrated by the museum. A new waxwork was created in 1977,1994 and most recently in 2019, making a total of four!
- 🎙 After Edith Piaf’s waxwork was showcased at the Olympia concert hall, it was taken back to Musée Grévin in a white and beige 1956 Citroën Traction 11 BL.
- 🕺 On Saturday 19 April 1997, at 11.50 a.m., an extremely rare happening occurred: the Paris Police Prefecture ordered that the Grands Boulevards be closed to traffic. Two companies of CRS officers were deployed to stand guard on either side of the street along the packed pavements. Michael Jackson had come to Grévin for the unveiling of his waxwork and arrived in a car with the registration plate 415 BAD 77!
- 🎸M’s waxwork is wearing a pink leather coat and purple sequinned headgear made by Gérald Portenart. -M- is holding the now famous pink guitar he created for his daughter Billie in his hand, which he himself provided!
