“If we don’t open next summer, we can give up on a lot of artists. On all those who work in our industry, in nightclubs. I honestly don’t know if there are any clubs in France that can recover from such a blow,” Guetta noted.

The French DJ says he spent most of 2020 in Miami. The coronavirus has put his business on pause, and he hopes to restart thanks to a vaccine.

“I think, yes, we should get the vaccine,” the musician said. – I also know that a lot of people are against it, but I just don’t see any other solutions.”

The musician’s Paris show will be streamed on streaming platforms, as will most other events this special year. Guetta said he’s looking forward to lifting the quarantine, promising his fans “to perform every single day.”

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Amid the pandemic and the curfew in place in France, all mass New Year’s Eve events went “off-line. One of them was a virtual concert by Jarre within the walls of the fire-damaged Notre Dame Cathedral of Paris in 2019 called Welcome to the Other Side. The unique show is timed to coincide with the release of the new album of the “laser artist” with the same name.

The multimedia concert was broadcast online on New Year’s Eve directly from Notre Dame. Physically, Jarre was in his music studio in Paris – and his avatar controlled the light show under the vaults of the cathedral, visually completely reconstructed for the occasion.

The concert is the result of the composer’s collaboration with the French virtual reality startup VRroom and the Paris City Hall.

Jean-Michel Jarre was four times included in the Guinness Book of World Records, his concerts were recognized as the most massive concerts in history.

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