List of Jean Michel Jarre Concerts - Live in Monaco

Live in Monaco

  • July 1, 2011
  • Monaco, Port Hercules, Monaco
  • Audience: 85.000

Port Hercules, completely transformed into a stage for the evening, will provide the setting for the artist, who has created this unique concert for Monaco, specifically for the Royal Wedding. Monaco will provide the backdrop for a dazzling evening. The concert was not part of the tour he's doing and distinguishes itself for having totally different visuals and a different setlist, although most of the setlist of the concert did share similarities with the indoor tour.

Track list:

  • Countdown
  • Chronologie 1
  • Oxygene 2
  • Magnetic Fields 1
  • Equinoxe 5
  • Rendez-vous 3 (Laser Harp)
  • Magnetic Fields 2
  • Souvenir Of China
  • Oxygene 4
  • Oxygene 5
  • Variation 3
  • Theremin Piece
  • Equinoxe 4
  • Industrial Revolution 3
  • Rendez-vous 2
  • Vintage
  • Chronologie 2
  • Wedding March
  • Chronologie 4
  • Calypso 3 (Fin de Siecle)
  • Rendez-vous 4
  • Vintage (Encore)

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