Jean-Michel Jarre Marks 50 Years of 'Oxygene' with 2027-2028 World Tour
Jean-Michel Jarre will celebrate the 50th anniversary of his album 'Oxygene' with a world tour starting in autumn 2027 and continuing into 2028. The French composer, now 78, not only redefined synthesizer sound but also revolutionized the concept of live performance. His shows feature visual worlds created with lasers and projections alongside electronic sounds, appealing to fans and technology enthusiasts. The upcoming tour promises innovative and futuristic effects that will further highlight Jarre's exceptional abilities. In a statement, Jarre said: 'This tour is both a tribute to the place where it all began and an invitation to imagine what comes next. The adventure continues.' The article was written by François Rousseau and published on kulturnews.de.
Key facts
- Jean-Michel Jarre's album 'Oxygene' turns 50.
- Jarre is 78 years old.
- The tour begins in autumn 2027 and extends worldwide through 2028.
- Jarre redefined synthesizer sound and live performance concepts.
- His shows incorporate lasers and projections.
- Jarre stated the tour is a tribute to the beginning and an invitation to imagine the future.
- The article was written by François Rousseau.
- The source is kulturnews.de.
Entities
Artists
- Jean-Michel Jarre
- François Rousseau
- Alica Dähn
- Louisa Schumacher
- Matthias Jordan
- Giant Rooks
- Shabazz Palaces
- Dust Bolt
- Fenne Lily
- The Wombats
Institutions
- kulturnews.de
- MS Dockville
Locations
- France