Jane BirkinJe t’aime live 2023
This event is in the past.
The British singer, songwriter, actor, model, mother and style icon Jane Mallory Birkin is a veritable powerhouse of creative energy. Her name is, above all, associated with two things: the song “Je t’aime ... moin non plus”, which she recorded with her then partner Serge Gainsbourg and which was banned by the Vatican; and a ridiculously expensive handbag.
This event is in the past.
The British singer, songwriter, actor, model, mother and style icon Jane Mallory Birkin is a veritable powerhouse of creative energy. Her name is, above all, associated with two things: the song “Je t’aime ... moin non plus”, which she recorded with her then partner Serge Gainsbourg and which was banned by the Vatican; and a ridiculously expensive handbag.
But there is much more to Jane Birkin: the daughter of actress Judy Campbell and Royal Navy lieutenant commander David Birkin, she met the composer John Barry at the age of only 17 and they married four years later. After their separation, while filming in France in 1969 she met the actor, composer and songwriter Serge Gainsbourg, marking the beginning of a world-famous love affair and a relationship that lasted twelve years. Beside her acting career, Jane Birkin worked as a singer with musicians such as Bryan Ferry, Rufus Wainwright, Manu Chao and Kate Bush. Today, the 75-year-old is as active as ever: 2021 saw the release of her latest album entitled “Oh! Pardon tu dormais …”, with which she toured France last year. Now a few dates in select venues in Germany have been added, including at the Isarphilharmonie in March.
- Jane Birkin, vocals
- Étienne Daho, artistic director
- Étienne Daho and Jean-Louis Piérot, musical direction
Note from MünchenEvent regarding the cancellation:
Health problems force Jane Birkin to cancel her planned concerts for the next two months. We regret to inform you that the concert on 26 March at the Isarphilharmonie can unfortunately not take place as planned. No alternative date is currently planned.
The following applies to tickets purchased directly from the organiser MünchenEvent:
We will refund the amount of the ticket price you paid. You will receive a refund to your account within the next few weeks, provided you have the bank details. The tickets will be declared invalid, there is no need to return them. This only applies to concert tickets purchased directly from MünchenEvent.
The following applies to tickets purchased through München Ticket, CTS Eventim or other advance booking offices:
Tickets already purchased can be returned to the advance booking office where they were purchased. Further information can be found at München Ticket or CTS Eventim.
