Mylène Farmer’s concerts at the Stade de France have been postponed to September 2024

The two concerts by Mylène Farmer at the Stade de France, which were to take place on June 30th and 1st^Is The July events, which were canceled due to urban violence following the death of young Nahel M., who was killed by a police officer during a roadside check on June 27, have been postponed. A third date was also added, according to a press release published on Sunday, July 9th.

The two shows of the “Nevermore” tour The event, already planned, must now take place on September 27th and 28th, 2024 in Saint-Denis. A third concert has been announced for the 1st^Is October 2024. The cinema box office is scheduled to open at 10 a.m. on July 18.

“The hosting of the Rugby World Cup 2023 in France and the Olympic and Paralympic Games 2024 and the associated preparatory work left no possibility of programming before these dates.”explains the press release.

Mylène Farmer was planning to return to the Stade de France on Friday June 30 after years of being absent, but authorities had decided to cancel the two scheduled dates to allow law enforcement to base elsewhere to help contain the unrest cope with the afflictions of France after the death of Nahel M.

Mylène Farmer, 61, a singer with 35 million records sold, a pop culture figure admired by millions of fans and a true icon of the gay community, is known for her music videos and terrific shows across Europe and as far away as Russia.