Coachella a small gig for Jean-Michel Jarre, who has played for million-plus audiences three times - The San Diego Union-Tribune
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Jean-Michel Jarre has curated an intergenerational concert, taking place in the courtyard of The Elysée Palace in Paris, | FrontView Magazine
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JEAN-MICHEL JARRE Filled Paris' Elysée Palace with Electronic Music; Was Awarded the Insignia of Commander to the Legion of Honour by President Emmanuel Macron - FindYourSounds
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Jean-Michel Jarre - Electronica 1: The Time Machine, album review: 'his most vibrant album in decades' | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Jean Michel Jarre Announces Star-Studded 'Electronica Pt. 1: The Time Machine' LP – Billboard
Hearts of Noise: Jeff Mills, Julia Holter, the Orb, and More Talk Working With Jean-Michel Jarre - SPIN
Jean-Michel Jarre: 'All the people on my new album are geeks' | Electronic music | The Guardian
The Train & The River - song by Jean-Michel Jarre, Lang Lang | Spotify
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Jean-Michel Jarre Enlists M83, Pete Townshend, Air, Laurie Anderson, Fuck Buttons, More for New Album | Pitchfork
