Sophie Ellis-Bextor paid tribute to the victims of the 2015 Paris terror attacks, which killed 90 people, before singing “Murder on the Dance Floor” at the Bataclan concert hall.

One hundred and thirty people died and hundreds were injured Coordinated attack across the capital On the evening of November 13, 2015.

The deadliest element yet yes-Supported plots are Attack on the Bataclan Theater when terrorists opened fire on a crowd watching a performance by American band Eagles of Death Metal.

Ellis-Best, who performed at the 1,500-capacity venue on Tuesday night as part of a European tour, admitted the song’s lyrics were sensitive to past events.

She told the audience: “I felt it was wrong to waltz into a song called ‘Murder on the Dance Floor’ without paying attention to history and paying homage to history.

“What I’m trying to say is, ‘Murder on the Dance Floor’ is not a song that’s evil at heart.

“The whole purpose of this song, like this venue, is to bring joy and music to the dance floor.

“So to pay homage to that spirit, and to pay homage to everyone who has ever danced at the Bataclan, this is Murder on the Dance Floor.”

“Murder on the Dance Floor” surged in popularity after it was featured in the closing credits of Emerald Fennell’s film “Saltburn” – A dark satire about the super rich.

Some of the more extreme scenes in the film—— Featuring death, nudity and sex – went viral on social media, allowing the song to return to the top 10 a full 23 years after its release and break into the US Billboard 100 for the first time.

Sky News has contacted Ellis-Best’s representatives for comment.