Nicola Sirkis’ group will give 34 concerts in large venues in 2025. See you on September 14 for the sale.
Back in stores… and on stage. The group Indochine announced the dates of a new tour on the night of Friday 6 to Saturday 7 September, a few moments after the release of its new album Babel Babel. Cet Arena Tour 2025a tour of major venues, will take the rock band across France, Belgium and Switzerland. Tickets will go on sale on Saturday, September 14 at 10 a.m.
The list of 34 dates has been put online on the official Indochine website. Nicola Sirkis’ group will kick off its Arena Tour January 31 and February 1, 2025 at the Arena in Aix-en-Provence. The show will tour all the major cities in France, in Brussels on April 5 and Lausanne on May 16, and will end on June 20 and 21 at the Accor Arena in Paris.
Reasonable prices
Ticket prices have not yet been announced, but at a time when the cost of concert tickets is soaring, Indochine is making a point of ensuring that its shows remain accessible. On Thursday, September 5, when the tour had not yet been officially announced, Nicola Sirkis promised in the columns of Le Parisien that tickets for his next concerts would be “between 50 and 80 euros, no more.” A desire that he explained to BFMTV:
“The privileged in front and the less privileged behind? It’s horrible! Music should be unifying and emotional.”
The week punctuated by private concerts
Indochina has multiplied the events around the release of Babel Babelhis fourteenth album, carried by the single The Song of the SwansThe album was released just after the broadcast on TMC of a private concert of the group recorded a few days earlier, during which a handful of fans were able to discover their new tracks exclusively.
In addition, while the Fnac in Lille opened its doors at midnight for the release of the album, the group showed up in the store for a concert in front of the 300 fans present; the tickets, put on sale on Wednesday September 4, sold out in less than a minute according to France 3 Régions.
