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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Christophe Maé Mauritius Concert on 21 February

By · October 27, 2026 · 6 min read
The Quatre Bornes town hall in Mauritius with the national flag and a rocky mountain ridge behind it.
The town hall of Quatre Bornes, the town where the Trianon Convention Centre stands; the venue itself is not shown. (Photo: B.navez, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
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Key Facts

  • —The night French singer Christophe Maé plays one show in Mauritius on Sunday 21 February 2027.
  • —Where it is The Trianon Convention Centre in Trianon, Quatre Bornes, near the Ebene Cybercity business district.
  • —How to buy Tickets are sold on Otayo (otayo.com), the ticketing site named on the event page; the organiser is not named.
  • —What it costs VIP is 3,500 rupees (US$74) and Category 1 is 2,500 rupees (US$53); Categories 2 and 3 are sold out.
  • —Start time The show starts at 20:00 (8 in the evening), and doors open at 18:00 (6 in the evening).
  • —For US visitors Visa-free entry for US passports is not confirmed. Ask a Mauritian embassy before you book.

The Christophe Maé Mauritius concert is set for Sunday 21 February 2027 at the Trianon Convention Centre in Quatre Bornes. It is one of the biggest names in French pop playing a single night on the island.

Tickets for the Christophe Maé Mauritius show go through Otayo, and the two cheapest seat categories are already marked sold out. The best seats cost 3,500 Mauritian rupees (about US$74), so US fans planning a trip should decide soon.

Who Christophe Maé Is and Why This Show Matters

Christophe Maé is a French singer-songwriter who has built a career over nearly two decades. Otayo, the ticketing site, describes his sound as a mix of American blues, West African music and French songwriting.

He first reached a wide audience in the mid-2000s through the French musical The Sun King. His 2007 album Mon Paradis, with the hits On s’attache and Belle Demoiselle, launched his solo career.

Five more albums followed through 2023, and Otayo says a new record, Fête foraine, came out in 2026. Fans at the Christophe Maé Mauritius show can expect early hits alongside newer songs.

Otayo says the Mauritius date is part of a 2026 and 2027 run through Europe, Réunion Island and Mauritius. Réunion is the French island that lies close to Mauritius in the Indian Ocean.

The Mauritius night comes only days after he plays Paris. The Sortiraparis city guide lists Paris Bercy shows on Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17 February 2027, added because of demand.

Tickets, Prices and How to Buy

The Otayo event page is the place to buy Christophe Maé Mauritius tickets, and it lists seats in Mauritian rupees. All dollar figures here use 47.1 rupees per US dollar, the rate on Tuesday 27 October 2026.

VIP costs 3,500 rupees (about US$74), and Category 1 costs 2,500 rupees (about US$53). Category 2 at 1,500 rupees (about US$32) and Category 3 at 900 rupees (about US$19) are both marked sold out.

Buyers pick seats on a seating map and can choose an e-ticket or a regular ticket. Otayo does not itemise any booking fee on the page, so the final total is not confirmed.

Tickets are non-refundable, according to the event page. Children aged 3 and over need their own ticket, while under-3s can sit free on a parent’s lap.

Otayo’s office is at The Octopus Building, Royal Road, Pointe aux Canonniers, with a phone line at +230 466 99 99. Buy only through otayo.com, because resale offers from strangers carry a real risk of fakes.

The Venue and How to Get There

The Trianon Convention Centre sits in Trianon, Quatre Bornes, in the middle of Mauritius and near the Ebene Cybercity business district. Otayo’s venue page says it holds up to 3,000 people and has a 154-square-metre semicircular stage.

The centre has six separate venues, air conditioning and a courtyard with a water feature. It is built for conferences and exhibitions, but Otayo also lists concerts there.

The venue page counts 700 parking spaces. For this show, Otayo says VIP and other ticket holders cannot use the indoor car park.

Outdoor parking is available right next door on a first-come, first-served basis. Arrive early for Christophe Maé Mauritius, because doors open at 18:00 and the show begins two hours later.

Aerial view of the jagged green peak of Pieter Both in central Mauritius, with farmland and hills below.
A mountain peak in Mauritius, shown for scenery; it is not the concert venue. (Photo: Happolati, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons)

Tips for US and Foreign Visitors

Mauritius’s Passport and Immigration Office says visitors need a valid passport, a return ticket, enough funds and a confirmed hotel booking or sponsorship. Its visa page lists who needs no visa but states no rule for US passports, so visa-free entry for Americans is unconfirmed.

Ask a Mauritian embassy or the Port Louis office (phone +230 260 2073) what applies to your passport before you pay for flights. Visas and extensions of stay are issued free of charge, according to the same page.

Otayo lists all prices in Mauritian rupees, so a card payment will be converted by your bank. Check your card’s foreign-fee terms before you book.

Food and drinks are on sale inside, but you cannot bring your own. Otayo also warns that guests may be photographed or filmed and that management can refuse admission.

What Is Not Confirmed Yet

Otayo does not name the organiser of the Christophe Maé Mauritius concert, and the artist’s own website was an empty placeholder when checked. We found no Mauritian press report either, so the show is confirmed only through Otayo’s own event pages.

No booking fee, support act or set length is listed. The page says only that the end time may change.

Seat availability can change within hours, and the sold-out labels are as of Tuesday 27 October 2026. Check Otayo for what is left before you plan flights.

We did not check fares from the United States or the travel time from the airport to Quatre Bornes. Price both before you buy a ticket.

What Comes Next

The same venue has Hariharan Live on Saturday 28 November 2026, from 1,500 rupees (about US$32), according to Otayo’s venue page. Our guide to the Philharmonia Festival in Mauritius covers the Beethoven concerts at the same hall from Friday 22 to Sunday 31 January 2027.

If you are already on the island, see our guide on what to do in Port Louis. It lists events and outings in the capital.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Christophe Maé concert in Mauritius?

It is on Sunday 21 February 2027 at the Trianon Convention Centre in Quatre Bornes. Doors open at 18:00 and the show starts at 20:00.

How much are Christophe Maé tickets in Mauritius?

Otayo lists VIP at 3,500 rupees (about US$74) and Category 1 at 2,500 rupees (about US$53). Categories 2 and 3 are marked sold out.

Do US citizens need a visa to attend the concert?

That is not confirmed: the Mauritian immigration page we read lists who is exempt but does not state a rule for US passports. Ask the Mauritian embassy before you book.

Sources: Otayo, Christophe Maé at Trianon Convention Centre (official ticket seller, prices, times, rules), accessed 27 October 2026; Otayo, Trianon Convention Centre venue page (capacity, parking, upcoming events), accessed 27 October 2026; Sortiraparis, Christophe Maé at Paris Bercy, fourth date for 2027, updated 21 September 2026; Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office, Visa Requirements, accessed 27 October 2026; Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office, Travel Requirements, accessed 27 October 2026.



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