May not be such a bad idea. The flu is getting more press at the moment than he is.Kanta wrote:Maybe, JMJ could dedicate a track for the next concerts to swine flu.![]()
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May not be such a bad idea. The flu is getting more press at the moment than he is.Kanta wrote:Maybe, JMJ could dedicate a track for the next concerts to swine flu.![]()
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hehe, Robi, does this mean I get to send you another Easter card?Robi wrote:According to Live Nation there is early-stage negotiation of JMJ's return to Hungary next year.
...But you know, there are always negotiations.
But hope is a nice thing, so...
Ah, yeah? Remember when JMJ said "... see you soon..." on Hong Kong concert?jp8000 wrote:"See you soon" gives a hope for a new concerts, so we'll see, how the situation develops.
(maybe the missing songs are then taken to the list)
and the new music of course
(And my cousin is ready to go with me to the concert, if Finland is in the one of the planned re-visits)
So next step is Spain, Italy, USA or Australia...John wrote:I was looking for some info about the Koblenz concert and incidentally ran into the jarrelook.de website were I found this info that I translated into English.
As they have spoken to JMJ himself and also Francis Rimbert I guess this info has to be taken seriously. There already seems to be a fixed date for a concert in Paris.![]()
Here is the translation:
"01-06-2009:
After the concerts in Koblenz and Zurich, Jean Michel Jarre has ended the first part of his "In-Doors World Tour". The Jarrelook-Team was present at both concerts and could also meet Jarre and his musicians. Detailed reports and photos will follow shortly.
Here, briefly the most important news that we have: Jarre himself spoke to us about 12 concerts that are planned in Germany next year! Shows are also planned in Spain, Italy, France (25-3-2010 Paris Bercy) and also the USA and even Australia.
Francis Rimbert told us that they all had a lot of work to do. Today, there should be a large meeting in Paris already. For the rest of this year there will be no more concerts. This time will be used for preparations for the concerts next year and the production of new music instead.
Those who were not able to attend the concert in Koblenz can also be happy. Apparently, the concerts this year were only a kind of "test run" for what is yet to come."
This info was posted by Matthias from Jarrelook.de. Thanks a lot for this info
Some ears can hear better than others. So yeh, in this case you could be correct. JMJ and the team will do their best to experience the concerts in their highest level of quality. If not, well at least they have tried.AnDrOiD wrote:Or the ears.