Legendary French rock band Indochine is officially back. After a much-anticipated break from the spotlight, the group has announced their grand return to the stage in 2025, sending waves of excitement through fans across Europe and beyond. Known for their atmospheric sound and poetic lyrics, Indochine’s comeback is already being called one of the most significant musical events of the year.
The band, led by frontman Nicola Sirkis, will kick off their 2025 world tour in Paris, with several sold-out nights already confirmed at the Stade de France. From there, they’ll travel to cities like Lyon, Brussels, Berlin, Rome, and even venture into South America and Southeast Asia. Fans who have waited years for the band’s live return are preparing for an unforgettable experience filled with both classic hits and new material.
This return marks the end of a quiet period for the band, following their 2021 anniversary tour, which celebrated Indochine’s 40 years in the music industry. That tour was a resounding success, drawing over 500,000 fans across multiple venues. The break that followed left many wondering whether the band would ever return, but now it’s clear: Indochine isn’t done yet.
While official details about a new album are still under wraps, insiders suggest the band has been working in the studio throughout their hiatus. Rumors hint at an evolved sound—something deeply cinematic but still true to their roots.
Fans can expect a mix of signature tracks like “L’Aventurier,” “Trois Nuits Par Semaine,” and “J’ai demandé à la lune,” as well as unreleased songs that will debut live. Social media has exploded with excitement, and #Indochine2025 is already trending across multiple platforms.
With this comeback, Indochine proves once again why they remain one of the most iconic and enduring rock acts in French music history.
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