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Ben Harper at the Philharmonie de Paris: concerts, a talk and an installation

From 3 March to 29 August 2027, the Philharmonie de Paris will be celebrating Ben Harper. The American singer-songwriter will be performing symphonic concerts there, accompanied by a talk, as well as an exhibition dedicated to his collection of instruments.

Practical information

DatesFrom 3 March 2027 to 29 August 2027
AddressPhilharmonie de Paris, 221 Avenue Jean Jaurès, 75019 Paris 19
District19e arrondissement
Updated24 July 2026

Why go?

This event stands out for its unique combination of live music and an exhibition of instruments. The variety of formats – concerts, talks and installations – offers a total immersion in Ben Harper’s artistic world. Perfect for lovers of music and visual art.

What to see / do

This event offers a wide range of exciting activities centred on the world of Ben Harper.

Good to know

Be prepared for large crowds at weekends, particularly during concerts. The museum also houses a collection of unique instruments, so do make sure you take the time to explore these rare pieces.

How to get there

Metro line 5, Porte de Pantin station. The journey takes about 15 minutes from Châtelet. Bus 250 also goes there, stopping right outside the entrance.

What to do nearby?

The Parc de la Villette (a 10-minute walk away) is ideal for a stroll before or after the event. The Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie (a 5-minute walk away) offers interactive exhibitions for all ages.

Things to bear in mind

Top photo spotBalcony overlooking the main concert hall
Ideal forMusic and visual art enthusiasts
Estimated visiting time2-3 hours to enjoy the concerts and the installation
Best time to visitSpring concerts, to experience a unique atmosphere
Nearby activity to combineCité des Sciences

Frequently asked questions

Where does the instrument installation take place?

The installation will be held at the Musée de la musique within the Philharmonie.