Earlier this week, Indochine gave a private concert in the Paris region to preview 10 of the 17 unreleased tracks from the new album to 300 fans. Babel, Babel (released on September 7). This one-hour concert was broadcast on TMC this Friday evening. At the end of this special event, the group announced the dates of the next tour.
A 17-city tour in 2025
It will begin on January 31 in Aix-en-Provence and end in Paris, at the Accor Arena (ex-Bercy) on June 21. The tour will pass through 17 cities, each of which will have two consecutive dates: Lyon (February 7 and 8), Orléans (February 14 and 15), Amnéville (February 21 and 22), Strasbourg (February 26 and March 1), Bordeaux Arkea (March 7 and 8), Toulouse (March 14 and 15), Montpellier (March 21 and 22), Brussels (at P12, April 4 and 5), Nantes (April 18 and 19), Clermont-Ferrand (April 25 and 26), Rouen (May 9 and 10), Lausanne (May 16 and 17), Reims (May 23 and 24), Douai (June 6 and 7) and Dijon (June 13 and 14).
No date in Lille, but in Brussels and Douai
After celebrating Nicola Sirkis’ 60th birthday in style at the Mauroy stadium in 2019, and returning there to conclude the “Central tour” in 2022, for two unforgettable events, Indochine will therefore not be passing through the Lille metropolis in 2025.
In fact, in the North, the group has chosen to set up its flight cases at Gayant Expo, in Douai. This will be on June 5 and 6, 2025, at the end of the tour. Another option for the Northerners: the two dates in Brussels at the ING Arena (ex-Palais 12) in April.
Tickets open for all dates on September 14.
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