Dieudonne arrived in costume for a news conference to announce his new show on Africa and black issues. Didn't matter, it was banned anyway.
He told reporters in Paris he would no longer perform The Wall, after France's highest court upheld a ban on the opening night of his tour on Thursday.
Citing "blatant political interference", he said he wanted to perform a new show devoted to Africa.
This new show has already been banned by the authorities in Paris.
Interior Minister Manuel Valls is seeking to keep Dieudonne kept off all stages in France, condemning the comic's "mechanics of hate".
Police vans
"The Dieudonne controversy and the Le Mur show are over," Dieudonne said in a statement on French TV. "Now, I think we will get a chance to laugh more intensely with my new show."
"We live in a democratic country and I have to comply with the laws, despite the blatant political interference," he said.
The comic also denied being an anti-Semite.
Several police vans lined the street outside a Paris theatre where he had been due to perform on Saturday.
Supporters of the comic and critics of the bans accuse the authorities of denying Dieudonne freedom of speech.
Government lawyers argue that the nature of his act means it cannot be afforded protection under France's constitutional provisions on freedom of speech.
Excerpt from Dieudonn'e press conference:
and I have to comply with the laws, despite the blatant political interference"
Other than extremely funny, he is really good in his discourses. I've been listening to this guy's shows and other videos posted on his fb page and other sites. I admire that he is still going on despite 10 years or so of relentless attacks. It is a pity most of the best videos are only available in French. At least he has tons of support and just makes it so more obvious for everyone to see how extremely fascist France has become.