Sion "eigensinn" Europe Tour - Madrid at Café La Palma

Sion returns to Paris with his new E.P. “eigensinn”.

Singer and producer Sion returns to Europe by the hand of Seoul Therapy to present his new project “eigensinn” with a stop in Paris, at Communale Saint-Ouens. The tour also includes stops in London, Madrid, Cologne, Berlin and Frankfurt.

Known for his ability to mix genres, Sion evolves towards a more hyper-pop and electronic sound, with lyrics full of social criticism that reflect the difficulties faced by his generation.

'eigensinn' explores the emotional and psychological state of a generation raised in an age saturated with media, algorithms, and social networking platforms....

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Sion returns to Paris with his new E.P. “eigensinn”.

Singer and producer Sion returns to Europe by the hand of Seoul Therapy to present his new project “eigensinn” with a stop in Paris, at Communale Saint-Ouens. The tour also includes stops in London, Madrid, Cologne, Berlin and Frankfurt.

Known for his ability to mix genres, Sion evolves towards a more hyper-pop and electronic sound, with lyrics full of social criticism that reflect the difficulties faced by his generation.

'eigensinn' explores the emotional and psychological state of a generation raised in an age saturated with media, algorithms, and social networking platforms.

It reflects on the identity crisis and digital fatigue experienced by Zoomers—young people shaped by the internet yet trapped within it. The album questions how a generation that has internalized anxiety, comparison, and overstimulation as a norm lives and feels in the modern world.

While the parent generation (X'ers) feared the dangers of the outside world and sought to protect their children from it, those children grew up anxious about the unseen world beyond their screens—raised, instead, within the boundless and unfiltered realm of the internet.

As a member of this generation, Sion channels self-awareness, critique, satire, and at times nostalgia and homage to those formative years, crafting a deeply emotional album that captures both distance and longing.

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