Monte-Carlo Summer Festival 2024: who’s on the bill?
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Artists, dates, venues.. Monaco Tribune has all the festival facts you need.
Summer is on the way in the Principality and it promises to be an exciting one. After a highly successful 2023 edition , the 2024 edition will be very colourful! The annual Monte-Carlo Sporting Summer Festival 2024 has been announced, and we’re in for a few surprises from the organisers.
Alfonso Ciulla, the festival’s new Artistic Director, announced the programme of concerts from 6 July to 16 August. Stéphane Valeri, CEO of the Monte-Carlo SBM, shared his support for Alfonso Ciulla on LinkedIn: “Our new artistic director has unveiled a very fast-paced season, full of different colours and styles, which will appeal to all generations and audiences.”
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The festival will take place in two of Monte-Carlo’s iconic venues: the Salle des Étoiles at the Sporting, and the Opéra Garnier. Ticket prices range from €120 to €400, and the box office is already open.
This is the programme, as announced:
6 July – Stars 80 in support of Fights Aids Monaco at the Sporting’s Salle des Étoiles
9 July – Sam Smith at the Sporting’s Salle des Étoiles
16 July – Diana Krall at the Opéra Garnier
19 July – Jamiroquai in support of the Red Cross at the Sporting’s Salle des Étoiles
25 July – Duran Duran at the Sporting’s Salle des Étoiles
29 July – Trevor Noah at the Opéra Garnier
2 August – Myriam Fares at the Sporting’s Salle des Étoiles
3 August – Il Volo at the Sporting’s Salle des Étoiles
14 August – Jorja Smith at the Opéra Garnier
15 & 16 August – Lenny Kravitz at the Sporting’s Salle des Étoiles
For more information, head over to the festival website.