DATE
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CITY
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VENUE
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Fri
|
6/17
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Barcelona, Spain
|
Sónar Festival
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Sat
|
7/9
|
Rome, Italy
|
Auditorium Parco Della Musica
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Wed
|
7/13
|
Bayonne, France
|
Arenes de Bayonne
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Thu
|
7/14
|
Nimes, France
|
Festival de Nimes
|
Sat
|
7/16
|
Gräfenhainichen, Germany
|
Melt! Festival
|
Sat
|
7/23
|
Cheshire, England
|
Jodrell Bank
|
Tue
|
10/4
|
Cardiff, Wales
|
Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
|
Thu
|
10/6
|
Brighton, England
|
Brighton Arena
|
Fri
|
10/7
|
London, England
|
02 Arena
|
Sat
|
10/8
|
Birmingham, England
|
Barclaycard Arena
|
Mon
|
10/10
|
Dublin, Ireland
|
3Arena
|
Thu
|
10/13
|
Leeds, England
|
First Direct Arena
|
Fri
|
10/14
|
Glasgow, Scotland
|
The SSE Hydro
|
Sun
|
10/16
|
Frankfurt, Germany
|
Festhall
|
Mon
|
10/17
|
Strasbourg, France
|
Zénith
|
Wed
|
10/19
|
Hamburg, Germany
|
Barclaycard Arena
|
Thu
|
10/20
|
Berlin, Germany
|
Mercedes Benz Arena
|
Sat
|
10/22
|
Dusseldorf, Germany
|
Electricity Conference @ ISS Dome
|
Sun
|
10/23
|
Brussels, Belgium
|
Palais 12
|
Wed
|
10/26
|
Copenhagen, Denmark
|
Falconer Theatre
|
Fri
|
10/28
|
Oslo, Norway
|
Spektrum
|
Sat
|
10/29
|
Stockholm, Sweden
|
Hovet
|
Mon
|
10/31
|
Helsinki, Finland
|
Ice Hall
|
Wed
|
11/2
|
Tallinn, Estonia
|
Saku Arena
|
Thu
|
11/3
|
Kaunas, Lithuania
|
Kaunas Arena
|
Sat
|
11/5
|
Łódz, Poland
|
Atlas Arena
|
Sun
|
11/6
|
Katowice, Poland
|
Spodek
|
Tue
|
11/8
|
Prague, Czech Republic
|
02 Arena
|
Wed
|
11/9
|
Bratislava, Slovakia
|
Nepela Arena
|
Thu
|
11/10
|
Budapest, Hungary
|
Papp Laszlo Sport Arena
|
Fri
|
11/11
|
Cluj, Romania
|
Polivalent Hall
|
Sun
|
11/13
|
Belgrade, Serbia
|
Kombank Arena
|
Tue
|
11/15
|
Ljubljana, Slovenia
|
Arena Stozice
|
Thu
|
11/17
|
Vienna, Austria
|
Stadthalle
|
Fri
|
11/18
|
Zurich, Switzerland
|
Hallenstadion Zurich
|
Sat
|
11/19
|
Nuremberg, Germany
|
Arena Nürnberg
|
Mon
|
11/21
|
Munster, Germany
|
Munsterlandhalle
|
Tue
|
11/22
|
Amsterdam, Netherlands
|
Heineken Music Hall
|
Thu
|
11/24
|
Lyon, France
|
Halle Tony Garnier
|
Fri
|
11/25
|
Geneva, Switzerland
|
Arena
|
Mon
|
11/28
|
Clermont Ferrand, France
|
Zénith D’Auvergne
|
Tue
|
11/29
|
Nantes, France
|
Zénith Metropole
|
Mon
|
12/12
|
Paris, France
|
AccorHotels Arena
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About JEAN-MICHEL JARRE:
JEAN-MICHEL JARRE has been one of the pioneering forces throughout the electronic music scene over the last four decades, having originally made his name in the 1970s for his critically acclaimed album OXYGENE. OXYGENE was unmistakably a catalyst that set electronic music well on its way to becoming the behemoth that it is today, with JEAN-MICHEL’s music and follow through albums (Equinoxe, Magnetic Fields, RendezVous, Chronology) breaking down boundaries of composing and production paving the path for what has become today the most popular genre of music of all time. With over 80 million albums sold worldwide to date, musicians and contemporary DJs often refer to JARRE’s influence and innovation, not only for his music but also for his singular vision and creation of outdoor concerts experience. JEAN-MICHEL JARRE’s legendary concerts have attracted Guinness Record-breaking audiences, with his live shows often, if not always, taking place in some of the most extraordinary settings worldwide. He was the first western musician ever to be invited to perform in post-Mao China, and has also played the likes of the Great Pyramids in Egypt, The Sahara Desert and The Eiffel Tower in addition to perhaps his most famous performance ever, where he played to a record 3.5 million people in Moscow. All in all, JARRE has held Guinness World Records for the largest live audiences over the continents. JEAN-MICHEL JARRE is synonymous with the legendary as he continues to break new ground with each piece of music and live performance.