A new concept in Music
If you can dream about it, you can make it reality. Proof of this lies in Cercle, a concert experience born from humble beginnings—intimate boiler apartment sessions with friends—and blossoming into unique performances above the mountains .
For music enthusiasts, Cercle has been quietly reshaping the idea of a live concert. More than a performance, it’s a multi-sensory journey that unites artists, audiences, and iconic locations in ways never seen before.
From the streets of Paris to ancient wonders across the globe, Cercle has consistently redefined what’s possible. Notable moments include DJ Ben Böhmer soaring in a hot air balloon over Cappadocia, Turkey, and DJ Dixon performing at the Museum of Art and Space in Paris. Each event turns a stunning location into a stage, merging music and place into an unforgettable shared experience.
And why haven’t you seen much footage from these concerts? The answer lies in their strict “no phones” policy. By asking audiences to disconnect, Cercle ensures an immersive experience, free from distractions, where attendees can fully engage with the music and visuals. This
Now, Cercle’s boldest vision comes to life in Cercle Odyssey, a groundbreaking concept that blends live music with immersive, 360-degree visuals. Picture pulsating performances against the backdrop of breathtaking landscapes, brought to life through cutting-edge technology. Inspired by the myth of Ulysses, Cercle Odyssey evokes the culmination of an epic journey, offering audiences a sense of wonder, connection, and emotional release.
The experience is also deeply committed to sustainability. Cercle’s scenography combines advanced technology with eco-friendly design, utilizing high-definition screens for visuals synced with the music. By reducing transportation emissions and energy consumption, Cercle minimizes its environmental impact without compromising on artistry.
Looking ahead to spring and summer 2025, Cercle Odyssey has announced residencies in Los Angeles, Mexico City, and Paris, featuring world-class artists like Max Richter, WhoMadeWho, and Monolink. This fusion of storytelling, sustainability, and innovation promises to redefine live music—and the way we experience it.
PHOTO CREDITS: Cercle
