shadow wrote:Don't worry, they can always just pull the: Project Docklands stage back into business
BBelieve me, if JMJ could play at Docklands, he can play anywhere !Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum
shadow wrote:Don't worry, they can always just pull the: Project Docklands stage back into business
BBelieve me, if JMJ could play at Docklands, he can play anywhere !Anyway it had not seemed a single Asian event would happen....Pat Gleeson wrote:I think something like the unfolding tragedy in Japan would make JMJ more determined to perform in Asia if he could ...jeanbatman wrote:Somehow it's a good thing Jarre hasn't got his project fixed on Asia because of the nuclear aftermath...
What makes you think so?Pat Gleeson wrote: I think something like the unfolding tragedy in Japan would make JMJ more determined to perform in Asia if he could ...
IMO if JMJ was ever planning an Asian leg of the 2011 tour, an event like the earthquake wouldn't lead to a change of heart. In fact, as a UNESCO ambassador he is uniquely qualified to make a decision either way.jeanbatman wrote: What makes you think so?
I guess you're right !Pat Gleeson wrote:IMO if JMJ was ever planning an Asian leg of the 2011 tour, an event like the earthquake wouldn't lead to a change of heart. In fact, as a UNESCO ambassador he is uniquely qualified to make a decision either way.jeanbatman wrote: What makes you think so?
Maybe instead of Romania...he should change to Japan.jeanbatman wrote:I guess you're right !Pat Gleeson wrote:IMO if JMJ was ever planning an Asian leg of the 2011 tour, an event like the earthquake wouldn't lead to a change of heart. In fact, as a UNESCO ambassador he is uniquely qualified to make a decision either way.jeanbatman wrote: What makes you think so?
That could only mean one thing only. You know who has to wear a bathing suit.MsMotty wrote:So it needs a bit of water-proofing and the crowd need wetsuits/swimwear. It'll be fine.
That would be good but Japan is not safe and it may take a while to make it safe.Robi wrote:Maybe instead of Romania...he should change to Japan.jeanbatman wrote:I guess you're right !Pat Gleeson wrote: IMO if JMJ was ever planning an Asian leg of the 2011 tour, an event like the earthquake wouldn't lead to a change of heart. In fact, as a UNESCO ambassador he is uniquely qualified to make a decision either way.
No Oslo or Bergen? The tickets are on sale from today...Kanta wrote:News section for the tour 2011 updated here.
http://www.luczniczka.bydgoszcz.pl/bina ... -97423.swf
Yes,PMgep wrote:No Oslo or Bergen? The tickets are on sale from today...Kanta wrote:News section for the tour 2011 updated here.
http://www.luczniczka.bydgoszcz.pl/bina ... -97423.swf
Yes, this is true but I await for Jean Michel's official website to show which website they will use for ticket sales. This is done out of respect.PMgep wrote:No Oslo or Bergen? The tickets are on sale from today...Kanta wrote:News section for the tour 2011 updated here.
http://www.luczniczka.bydgoszcz.pl/bina ... -97423.swf
Official site often slow but JarreUK has - almost always - infos sooner put on.Kanta wrote:Yes, this is true but I await for Jean Michel's official website to show which website they will use for ticket sales. This is done out of respect.PMgep wrote:No Oslo or Bergen? The tickets are on sale from today...Kanta wrote:News section for the tour 2011 updated here.
http://www.luczniczka.bydgoszcz.pl/bina ... -97423.swf
All respect to JarreUK but they did not have the info last night but I saw it tonight. I also know that Jean Michel's official site gets (the polite wording) delaid. As long as it is there soon there is no harm done.Robi wrote:Official site often slow but JarreUK has - almost always - infos sooner put on.Kanta wrote:Yes, this is true but I await for Jean Michel's official website to show which website they will use for ticket sales. This is done out of respect.PMgep wrote: No Oslo or Bergen? The tickets are on sale from today...
