Mylène Farmer 2019
concert tour
Mylène Farmer 2019 was a concert residency by French recording artist Mylène Farmer, launched in support of her tenth and eleventh studio albums, Interstellaires and Désobéissance. It began on 7 June 2019 and concluded on 22 June 2019 at the Paris La Défense Arena in Nanterre, France. It is Farmer's second residency after Avant que l'ombre... à Bercy in 2006, and her seventh series of concerts, 30 years after her first tour in 1989.
The series of concerts was first announced on 30 September 2018, two days after the release of Farmer's eleventh studio album, Désobéissance. Initially, six dates were announced; on 14 October, two new dates were added, and on 14 February 2018, a final date was added, bringing the total number of concerts to nine. Farmer and long-time collaborator Laurent Boutonnat served as creative directors, while Boutonnat directed the show.
The concerts were divided into five sections and an encore, and was heavily influenced by cyberpunk aesthetics, especially the film Blade Runner. The concert series received universal critical acclaim, with critics complimenting the stage, the artistic direction, the set list and Farmer's vocals. The residency was also successful commercially, selling 120,000 tickets on the first day; ultimately, the nine shows were attended by 235,000 spectators.
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