Half a century after Oxygene was first released, Jean-Michel Jarre is taking it back into arenas. The Oxygene & Beyond tour visits 13 European cities in autumn 2027, and the next round of ticket sales opens this week.
Fifty years of Oxygene, plus what comes next
Jarre announced the tour on October 21 at Amsterdam Dance Event. The show marks the 50th anniversary of Oxygene and will also include music from a new album due in spring 2027. A 50th-anniversary edition of the original record follows on November 20 through BMG, with a 2026 stereo remaster and Dolby Atmos and 5.1 mixes. These are first-wave dates, with more to be added and the tour continuing worldwide into 2028.
The dates
- September 21: Spodek, Katowice
- September 22: Atlas Arena, Łódź
- September 24: Ergo Arena, Gdańsk
- September 27: BT Arena, Cluj
- September 29: MVM Dome, Budapest
- October 2: Uber Arena, Berlin
- October 3: O2 Arena, Prague
- October 6-8: Gashouder, Amsterdam (three nights)
- October 11: Forest National, Brussels
- October 14-16: La Seine Musicale, Paris (three nights)
- October 19: The O2, London
- October 21: Co-op Live, Manchester
- October 24: Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona
When tickets go on sale
The sale is staggered by city. Katowice, Łódź, Gdańsk, Budapest, Berlin, Prague, Brussels and Barcelona went on general sale on October 23. The remaining shows follow:
- Cluj: presale Wednesday, October 28 at 10:30 CET; general sale Thursday, October 29 at 10:30 CET.
- Amsterdam: presale October 28 at 10:00 CET; general sale Friday, October 30 at 10:00 CET.
- Paris: presale October 28 at 11:00 CET; general sale October 30 at 11:00 CET.
- London and Manchester: presale October 28; general sale October 30, both at 10:30 CET according to the official tour page.
How to buy
Ticket links for every show are collected on Jarre's official website. Fans who register there for presale access receive their links by email before each presale opens, so signing up before Wednesday is the only way to get in early. Prices have not been announced in the official material and will be shown at the point of sale.
The multi-night runs in Amsterdam and Paris give fans in those cities more chances, while London and Manchester each have a single arena date. That makes the UK shows the ones to watch on Friday morning.
A record that turns 50 this year is about to fill some of Europe's biggest rooms again, and the queue starts on Wednesday.