Jean-Michel returns to the stage this summer with a long-awaited series of live shows across Europe. The run marks his first official tour since 2016. Blending cutting-edge technology, immersive visuals, and iconic soundscapes, the maestro’s summer dates include headline concerts and festival appearances, offering fans a rare opportunity to experience his music live in stunning settings – from ancient amphitheatres such as the Arena Pula in Croatia and Anfiteatro Degli Scavi in Pompeii to the iconic Piazza San Marco in Venice, along with royal palaces such as the Royal Palace of Brussels, state-of-the-art arenas and open-air festivals. SPECIAL SUMMER LIVE TOUR 2025 DATES June 13 – Grefsenkollen Oslo, Norway June 15 – Nordis Helsinki, Finland (Helsinki City Festival) June 17 – Unibet Arena Tallinn, Estonia June 20 – Bali Indah Dolina Charlotty, Slupsk, Poland June 23 – Kolodrum Arena Sofia, Bulgaria June 26 – Papp László Sportaréna Budapest, Hungary June 28 – Arena Pula Pula, Croatia July 1 – Royal Palace of Brussels Brussels, Belgium July 3 – Piazza San Marco Venice, Italy July 5 – Anfiteatro Degli Scavi Pompeii, Italy July 8 – Plaza de España Seville, Spain (Iconica Festival) July 11 – Schlossplatz Stuttgart, Germany (Jazz Open Festival) Tickets for all dates are available now via https://www.jeanmicheljarre.com/tour ‘Live in Bratislava’ is released via Sony Music Entertainment on September 5, 2025. Pre-orders for all formats including the Ultimate Collector’s Box Set are available now via https://JeanMichelJarre.lnk.to/liveinbratislava ABOUT JEAN-MICHEL JARRE Jean-Michel Jarre has always been a futurist in his field. Throughout his illustrious career, the composer, performer, producer, and cultural ambassador has continued to break new ground with his music and his mastery of creative innovation. From his early pioneering role in electronic music, his use of multi-channel audio technology and production, to his recent explorations into the realms of VR performance and the metaverse, technology is at the forefront of everything he does. He is quoted as claiming that “today is the most exciting time to create, to make music, and to share across so many mediums”. Jarre is UNESCO ambassador for education, science and culture, an unconditional defender of the planet and the environment and Laureate of the Stephen Hawking Medal for scientific communication. Jarre’s current catalog, which now includes 22 studio albums, has generated sales of more than 85 million worldwide to date, and earned him countless awards and nominations. Throughout his career, Jarre has taken as canvas, some of the most iconic landmarks and UNESCO World Heritage sites around the globe for his creative, cultural, and environmental message. He has also set new Guinness World Records for live audience attendance at concerts in several emblematic locations. He was the first western musician to be invited to perform in China and has also created and performed concert-events at the Great Pyramids in Egypt, the Sahara Desert, the Forbidden City & Tiananmen Square, the Eiffel Tower, the Dead Sea, Al Ula and more. He has consistently sold-out arena and stadium tours across the continents, as well as performing at major festivals including Coachella. In 2021, he rang in the new year with Welcome To The Other Side, a groundbreaking livestream broadcast worldwide from a virtual Notre Dame in Paris. Entertainment trade publication US Pollstar states that the livestream attracted record breaking audiences of over 75 million viewers worldwide across various platforms, television channels and VR. On 25th December 2023, Jarre performed Versailles 400: a unique hybrid artistic creation conceived specifically to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Château de Versailles and performed in real life live from the Hall of Mirrors and in virtual reality. In May 2024, he performed a unique one-off concert-event ‘Bridge From The Future’, in Bratislava, Slovakia with special guest Sir Brian May to over 100,000 people in Bratislava, Slovakia, marking the opening of the seventh edition of Starmus Festival. In September 2024, he headlined the closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. In Summer 2025 he plays a series of live shows across Europe in iconic locations including Piazza San Marco in Venice and Anfiteatro Degli Scavi in Pompeii. | 
