Justice, the French titans of electronic music, are returning to the region and will perform at the stunning Pula Arena on Sunday, August 10, 2025.
The Grammy-winning Parisian duo has left an indelible mark on modern dance music for nearly two decades. Known for blending rock, prog, metal, new wave, and indie elements into their music, Justice is often credited as the pioneers of nu rave and the true heirs of Daft Punk’s legacy.
Bringing their full live concert and an audiovisual spectacle, Justice is making a stop at Pula as part of their European tour. This performance will be one of their rare standalone headlining shows, with carefully selected venues. The 2,000-year-old amphitheater in Pula will join an exclusive list of iconic locations like the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles and Red Rocks in Colorado.
Since their beginnings in the early 2000s, Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay have received widespread acclaim from critics and fans alike. Their debut album, “Cross” (†), earned Grammy nominations for Best Dance/Electronic Album, while the single “D.A.N.C.E.” was nominated for Best Dance Recording and Best Video. The album achieved gold status in the UK and diamond sales across Europe, paving the way for Justice’s global success and constant reinvention of what dance music can be.
From the outset, the duo performed at major festivals like Coachella and Sonar, and their remix of MGMT’s “Electric Feel” won a Grammy for Best Remixed Recording.
Justice’s second album, “Audio, Video, Disco”, showcased their boldness with guitar-driven tracks and riffs, including the hit “Civilization.” In 2016, their third album, “Woman,” saw collaborations with the London Contemporary Orchestra and various vocalists. The album topped charts across the US and Europe, praised for its seamless fusion of funk and disco. They later adapted tracks from “Woman” for live performances, releasing them as “Woman Worldwide,” which won the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Album.
Their latest album, “Hyperdrama,” brought them another Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album, while the hit “Neverender,” featuring Tame Impala, was nominated for Best Dance Recording. On this acclaimed record, Justice added techno influences to their disco and funk roots, delivering hits like “One Night/All Night,” “Generator,” and “Saturnine.”
Justice has also collaborated with numerous artists, remixed tracks for the likes of U2, Lenny Kravitz, and Daft Punk, and composed soundtracks for films. Their music has appeared in numerous advertisements and brand campaigns. With each new release, Justice continues to push genre boundaries and create their own unique musical universe.
Justice’s live performances are equally renowned for their stunning visuals and unique setups. Every album is accompanied by a tour with a fresh stage design, making each performance a one-of-a-kind experience.
As one of the most significant international acts this summer, Justice will deliver a full-length performance at the Pula Arena, complete with a breathtaking audiovisual production. This will be a rare opportunity to experience the hits that have defined modern dance music over the past two decades.
Tickets: via the Core Event system. Standing tickets for the parterre are priced at €53, seating tickets in the stands are €62, and tickets for the grass area (standing) are €45.
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