Cercle Odyssey, the world’s first large-scale, 360-degree nomadic concert experience, announced its exciting lineup for its 2025 debut. This concert series will redefine the boundaries of music and visual storytelling, bringing together artists known for their ability to combine sounds and visuals into immersive experiences.
Directed by Derek Barbolla, this experience will unfold across three exciting cities — Mexico City, Los Angeles and Paris — transforming each location into an astonishing audiovisual performance. The show will be available in each city for five days, and offer two concerts per day. With a canvas screen as the background, performances will be an immersive experience and collaborative creation between Cercle and performing artists.
“Cercle Odyssey is the natural evolution of everything we have built—a deep artistic exploration that brings music, visuals, and storytelling into a seamless, immersive experience, under one roof. We are honored to collaborate with artists who share our vision of pushing creative boundaries and redefining what live performance means,” Derek Barbolla, founder, Cercle Odyssey.
The series launches in Mexico City, April 23–27, featuring performances by experimental pop trio WhoMadeWho, electronic record producer and songwriter Mura Masa, electronic duo The Blaze, and British band Jungle for a DJ set. Guests can also expect to see appearances by techno sensation Ben Böhmer and German singer-songwriter and electronic producer Monolink.
The journey continues in Los Angeles May 7–11, and will feature boundary-pushing performances from artists like Moby, Empire of the Sun, The Blaze and British producer-composer Paul Kalkbrenner. The last artist will be announced soon. (Word on the street is Empire of the Sun’s performance is a can’t-miss thanks to the addition of a visual narrative display created by them and their creative team).
Cercle Odyssey ends in Paris, May 28–June 1. This show will feature renowned composer Max Richter, known for his emotive fusion of classical and electronic music. The show will also feature melodic techno sensation Ben Böhmer, German singer-songwriter and electronic producer Monolink Yâme, NNTO x Sofiane Pamart, and Bonobo.
For tickets, more information and the full concert lineup, visit Cercle Odyssey’s website.
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