Renowned for her show “Let’s Go Paris,” Julie Huard invites her spectators on a journey to a Parisian nightclub, where the air is thick with the rhythm of danceable Latin music, swinging retro pop, and the sultry allure of her voice. With a stage presence that exudes charisma and elegance, Julie has an innate ability to forge connections with her audience, leaving a lasting impression on all who have the pleasure of witnessing her artistry. Whether she’s crooning in her native French, seamlessly transitioning to English, or surprising her listeners with a Spanish twist, Julie infuses each performance with a modern flair, backed by her exceptional band.

Julie’s ascent to stardom has been nothing short of meteoric. In 2019, she clinched the prestigious Liesbeth List prize, signaling her emergence as one of the most promising French talents of her generation in the Netherlands. By 2021, she was hailed as the European Artist of the Year, cementing her status as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. Among her fans she can count major international stars such as Señorita singer Camila Cabello, who stated in an interview with the American Glamour Magazine that she was enormously impressed by Julie’s sultry voice. The management of chanson legend Charles Aznavour also regularly brings Julie’s French-language music to the attention of his millions of followers on social media.

Last year, Julie traveled to the United States several times. Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett’s band are captivated by Julie’s voice and performance and invite her to perform with them in New York. There she managed to conquer the hearts of the Americans and, to top it all off, she was given a stage in New York’s leading jazz club, Birdland. A couple of months later, Julie is asked back to New York City give her own Paris Nightclub show in New York, again accompanied by Lady Gaga’s band.

In 2023, Julie’s star continued to rise, with her single “Danse, Danse, Danse” dominating the German Latin charts for five consecutive months. A French-language Latin Jazz written by herself in collaboration with the Italian producer Andrea Piombin who produced the music for the Palme d’Or winning film in Cannes. In addition to the number one position in Germany, Julie also reached the top position in the Italian Salsa.it chart.

Julie’s music found its way into the homes of millions when her single “Douce France” was chosen in the summer of 2023 as the official ending tune for the iconic TV program Avondetappe, following in the footsteps of legends like Dalida. Later that year, she graced the stage of Ziggo Dome, Holland’s largest arena, as part of the cast for the Christmas show “Santa Claus is Coming to Town,” alongside esteemed Dutch stars Emma Heesters and Frank Lammers.

As 2024 unfolds, Julie continues to captivate audiences both on and off the stage. From showcasing her wit on the popular VIP game show “De Slimste Mens” to releasing her latest single “Femme Fatale,” a sensual ode to French pop infused with cinematic influences, tango, and vintage jazz, Julie’s artistic evolution knows no bounds. A few months later she releases her second single of the year, “Queen Of The Light,”. “Don’t be afraid”, she says, “to step out of your shadow and share your passions and talents with the world around you. Your wildest dreams can come true”. As Julie proves with this song when she collaborates with an American production team to record her dream video in the middle of Times Square in New York.