Mylène Farmer is back! After several years of absence, the interpreter of the title “Disenchanted” is about to go back on stage. It is in June 2023, at the Stade Pierre Mauroy in Lille, that the singer will give the signal start to her tour called Nevermore. An event eagerly awaited by music lovers. Last October, more than 230,000 concert tickets were sold during the three days of pre-sale. And this, even before the new album of the star is unveiled.
Scheduled for the end of the year, Mylène Farmer’s record promises to be incredible. Indeed, the 60-year-old star would have collaborated with many artists to develop his latest project. Among them: Woodkid, AaRON, Moby, but also Archive. For her comeback in the spotlight, the singer should perform in France, Belgium and Switzerland.
“We have to cancel”
Unfortunately, Mylène Farmer’s calendar has just experienced a first upheaval. This Tuesday, August 16, Live Music Production explained that it had to “ cancel the date scheduled for Friday June 16, 2023 in Geneva “. The reason ? The lifting of health restrictions linked to Covid-19. ” The Geneva concert went on sale in the midst of a pandemic with capacity restrictions which required us to only put 50% of the seats on sale and to distribute the seats over two dates. “, in particular indicated the programming company through a press release. And to add: We can once again produce concerts at full capacity. For this reason, we have to cancel the date scheduled for Friday 16 “. A reason ” odd for the Swiss press. Fortunately, the concert scheduled for Saturday 17 is maintained. As for the places sold for Friday, these should be refunded. ” The seats for Saturday are already well sold and we can only encourage you not to wait to buy your tickets for Saturday, as soon as possible, if you feel like it. “said Live Music Production. For the others, they will be able to go to the concert on the 17th without any problem. In addition, Mylène Farmer also had to draw a line under several dates scheduled for August and September 2023 in Russia because of the current conflict.
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