It depends. I didn't noticed any guards at that indoor performance. All I saw was the sound and light personnel.matt1314 wrote:Thanks, I'll try that, but you really sure that no security guards will prevent me to talk to him?Velodynamic wrote:So my tip would be to throw yourself after them as soon as they're leaving the stage.
We can try it together !matt1314 wrote:Seems I'll have to try my luck. Thanks for the tips, I hope no guard will say "No, you're not authorized to go there" or something like that.
Bist du aus Deutschland oder sogar aus Berlin ?matt1314 wrote:Nice, maybe we'll try that together.
yeah ! But I don`t want to disturb or annoy him, maybe he need rest after concert ?GeeJee wrote:Your best bet is to wait at the artist entrance, or at the tour bus. He has to come out sooner or later... just be patient.
If you're early, you can try looking for his manager and ask her...
...I don`t know ? Don't count on that. The best thing you can do to meet Jarre is after the concert, like GeeJee said, where the tour busses are located. And have a lot of patience. TIP: Jarre is one of the last persons that went to the bus.matt1314 wrote:Yeah, maybe there's a possibility to be there at the rehearsal and meet him there. Maybe he'll also do a little studio tour and show some of his instruments? (if he does that at all)
Yeah, and perhaps he'll invite you to lunch.matt1314 wrote:Yeah, maybe there's a possibility to be there at the rehearsal and meet him there. Maybe he'll also do a little studio tour and show some of his instruments? (if he does that at all)
Yeah, perhaps that's a bit exaggerated from me, but yeah, as you all said, at the stage entrance or at the place of the tour busses. I'll try that.millau wrote:Don't count on that.
Haha, lol, nice one.AnDrOiD wrote:Yeah, and perhaps he'll invite you to lunch.
I think I saw his breakfast dishes in the morning outside his door. 
