Step into the monumental world of Mylène Farmer's "Mylènium Tour," a production that redefined the scale of French pop concerts. This performance, captured in Paris, showcases the tour that supported her acclaimed 1999 album, "Innamoramento." The show was famous for its pharaonic scale and ambitious stage design, conceived by the artist herself. At the center of the spectacle stood an imposing, 11-meter-tall statue of the goddess Isis, inspired by the work of artist H.R. Giger, which would dramatically open to reveal Farmer at the start of the concert.
The "Mylènium Tour" was a theatrical and symbolic journey that ran from September 1999 to March 2000, captivating over 450,000 spectators across France, Belgium, Switzerland, and Russia. The official concert film and live album were recorded during the Paris dates at the Bercy arena, preserving the show's stunning visuals and immersive atmosphere for posterity. This tour is remembered not just for its commercial success but for its artistic audacity, blending massive pop anthems with a deeply esoteric and visually arresting presentation that cemented Farmer's reputation as a peerless live performer.