Singer-songwriter Salvatore Adamo is a Belgium-based singer-songwriter who has been active since the 1960s.

However, he did not release an album until 1998, with the bulk of his recorded output being singles.

Despite this, he is one of the most commercially successful musicians in the world - and he remains a fixture of the international live circuit.

On 26th and 27th March, Adamo is set to perform at the Olympia Hall in Paris.

Here, fans will be treated to a selection of material from latest studio album La grande roue, as well as deeper cuts from his extensive back catalogue.

Entry for the Paris shows starts at €50 for the cheapest balcony seats, while mezzanine and orchestra stall entry can be enjoyed for €75 plus booking fees.

Guests at the Millennium Hotel Paris Charles de Gaulle will find that they are able to get to the venue in around half an hour if they drive or jump in a taxi.