Jean-Michel Jarre Announces the European “Electronica World Tour”
The electronic artist, Jean-Michel Jarre, has announced the European tour dates for his “Electronica World Tour,” for June through December. He will be touring in support of his upcoming album, Electronica Vol. 2: The Heart of Noise. You can check out the…
The electronic artist, Jean-Michel Jarre, has announced the European tour dates for his “Electronica World Tour,” for June through December. He will be touring in support of his upcoming album, Electronica Vol. 2: The Heart of Noise. You can check out the dates, details and poster, after the break.
June 17 – Sónar Festival – Barcelona, Spain
July 9 – Auditorium Parco Della Musica – Rome, Italy
July 13 – Arenes de Bayonne – Bayonne, France
July 14 – Festival de Nimes – Nimes, France
July 16 – Melt! Festival – Gräfenhainichen, Germany
July 23 – Jodrell Bank – Cheshire, England
October 4 – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena – Cardiff, Wales
October 6 – Brighton Arena – Brighton, England
October 7 – 02 Arena – London, England
October 8 – Barclaycard Arena – Birmingham, England
October 10 – 3Arena – Dublin, Ireland
October 13 – First Direct Arena – Leeds, England
October 14 – The SSE Hydro – Glasgow, Scotland
October 16 – Festhall – Frankfurt, Germany
October 17 – Zénith – Strasbourg, France
October 19 – Barclaycard Arena – Hamburg, Germany
October 20 – Mercedes Benz Arena – Berlin, Germany
October 22 – Electricity Conference @ ISS Dome – Dusseldorf, Germany
October 23 – Palais 12 – Brussels, Belgium
October 26 – Falconer Theatre – Copenhagen, Denmark
October 28 – Spektrum – Oslo, Norway
October 29 – Hovet – Stockholm, Sweden
October 31 – Ice Hall – Helsinki, Finland
November 2 – Saku Arena – Tallinn, Estonia
November 3 – Kaunas Arena – Kaunas, Lithuania
November 5 – Atlas Arena – Łódz, Poland
November 6 – Spodek – Katowice, Poland
November 8 – 02 Arena – Prague, Czech Republic
November 9 – Nepela Arena – Bratislava, Slovakia
November 10 – Papp Laszlo Sport Arena – Budapest, Hungary
November 11 – Polivalent Hall – Cluj, Romania
November 13 – Kombank Arena – Belgrade, Serbia
November 15 – Arena Stožice – Ljubljana, Slovenia
November 17 – Stadthalle – Vienna, Austria
November 18 – Hallenstadion Zurich – Zurich, Switzerland
November 19 – Arena Nürnberg – Nuremberg, Germany
November 21 – Munsterlandhalle – Munster, Germany
November 22 – Heineken Music Hall – Amsterdam, Netherlands
November 24 – Halle Tony Garnier – Lyon, France
November 25 – Arena – Geneva, Switzerland
November 28 – Zénith D’Auvergne – Clermont Ferrand, France
November 29 – Zénith Metropole – Nantes, France
December 12 – AccorHotels Arena – Paris, France