All of classical music,
in a single app
What is playing in the halls of Paris, and soon other cities. The programme, the cast, your tickets, and an alert the moment a seat frees up.
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The season has begun.
Take your seats.
The whole classical and operatic season in one place: the great houses as well as the halls one discovers, from the late-afternoon recital to the five-hour opera. What follows shows what one does with it.
Catalogue as of 11 August 2026 · 2026‑2027 season, in Paris
One field,
the whole city
Type “Mozart”, “Mäkelä” or “Garnier”: concerts, works, artists, composers and halls all answer at once, grouped by family. You looked for a work; you find the six evenings on which it is played.
- Cross-search: artist, work, composer, genre or hall — one field, sorted results.
- Tonight in Paris: what can still be heard this very evening, across every hall.
- All performances: the whole season grouped by day, filtered by period, genre and hall.
- Your cities: Paris, Versailles, Saint-Denis, Boulogne — you set the perimeter, it holds everywhere in the app.
- Official box offices: a direct link from every page. We resell nothing.
An encyclopaedia
that hands you dates
Open a composer, a performer, a work or a hall: the page shows you first where to hear it next. Biography, period, catalogue and instrument come after. That is what separates an encyclopaedia from a diary: here, the article ends with a seat to take.
- Composers: period, catalogue and works, from the baroque to the contemporary repertoire.
- Performers and ensembles: biography, instrument, and all their forthcoming Paris dates.
- Works: key, year, movements, average duration — and the concerts where you can hear them.
- Venues and halls: photograph, capacity, seating plan, access and transport.
- Favourites: the same button across all six families, and one page that gathers them.
The programme, down
to the last detail
Before going to hear an evening, you need to know what you will hear. Every concert carries its full cast, its programme work by work and movement by movement, its real duration, and even whether there is an interval.
- Detailed programme: each work with its opus number, key, movements and their durations.
- Full cast: orchestra, conductor, soloists — with each one’s instrument and sung role.
- Interval flagged: you know whether the evening has one, and when.
- The exact hall: not merely “Philharmonie” but the Grande Salle Pierre Boulez — with capacity, photograph and seating plan.
- Similar concerts: the same work elsewhere, or the same performer in another programme.
Your concert year, kept
like a programme
Build your season evening by evening, from what is actually being played each day. The app tells apart what you have booked from what is still to be taken, and shows you the shape of your year: how many operas, how many symphonies, how many recitals.
- Build your season: browse the programme month by month and claim your evenings.
- Booked / to book: a colour for each state, nothing slips through.
- Breakdown by genre: opera, symphonic, recital, chamber music, vocal music, ballet.
- Filters: by hall, by composer, by performer — useful when you hold several subscriptions.
- Thirty days open to all, the whole season with La Loge — and that limit applies only to the personal programme: the catalogue can be browsed and the box offices booked with no horizon, on any date, without a subscription.
Your tickets follow you,
signal or not
No more hunting for a PDF in a mailbox at the foot of the Palais Garnier. You declare the tickets you bought from the halls; the app files them, sorts them and keeps them readable offline, with the seating in full.
- Readable offline: the ticket is cached on the device — the Bastille basement changes nothing.
- Complete seating: category, control, floor, door, row, seat — every hall has its codes, all are handled.
- Added in seconds: scan the ticket with the camera, or a guided form fitted to the hall.
- A reminder the day before: a notification ahead of the concert, for imported tickets.
- History kept: past concerts stay, with their programmes.
The notification that
finds you a seat La Loge
Sold out today is not sold out tomorrow: seats go back on sale every day, and they last a few minutes. We re-read the box office every thirty seconds, day and night, and tell you the instant a seat returns.
- Every 30 seconds: the watched concert’s box office is re-read without interruption.
- The exact count: how many seats remain, category by category — not merely “sold out”.
- One free watch with every account, no subscription needed. They are unlimited with La Loge.
- No resale: the notification takes you to the hall’s official box office, at the hall’s price.
From phone to desktop,
losing nothing
The app is native on iOS and Android, it also opens in a browser, and its interface recomposes itself on large screens rather than stretching. Your tickets, your season and your favourites follow the account, not the device: you plan your season on a large screen on Sunday, you find it in your pocket on the night of the concert.
- iOS and Android: native apps, free, without advertising.
- Tablet: side navigation and multi-column grids, on iPad as on Android.
- Desktop: app.mon-auditorium.fr, with nothing to install — the comfort of a large screen to build your season, and the hall's box office one tab away.
- Home-screen widgets: your next concert, what is playing tonight, what we recommend.
- English and French: the whole interface, dates and notifications included.
- Comfortable reading: two text sizes, reinforced contrast, and a dark mode for late evenings.
An interface made
for your evenings
Quiet, readable in the half-light of a hall — and made to get out of the way once it has answered.
La Loge, for
distinguished members
Everything above, La Loge aside, is free and will stay so. La Loge is for those whose season runs to ten, twenty, fifty evenings: it lifts the limits, and it keeps an independent house alive — no advertising, no advertisers, no data sold on.
- ✦The freed-seat notificationWatch as many sold-out concerts as you please: the moment a seat goes back on sale, you are told.
- ✦How full the house isThe exact count of remaining seats, category by category, on every concert.
- ✦In your calendarYour concerts sent to Apple Calendar or Google Calendar in one gesture, with time, hall and link.
- ✦Your tickets in WalletYour seats in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet: readable offline, from the lock screen, without opening anything.
- ✦The whole season aheadThe catalogue, the concert pages and the box-office links have no horizon: the whole season can be browsed and booked without paying anything. Only adding a night to your personal programme stops at the next thirty days. Yet hall subscriptions are taken in spring for the autumn, and the great evenings are claimed a year ahead: La Loge lifts that limit, and tonight you can note next June.
- ✦Your season, on paperYour year published as a PDF programme — dates, works and performers: to print, to keep, to give to whoever comes with you.
- ✦Your history, kept indefinitelyEvery concert you attended, its date, its programme and your thoughts — preserved.
- ✦On the nightThe countdown on your lock screen, with your row and seat ready at the door, and the house filling up, tracked hour by hour.
€24.99 for the first year, charged in one go · then €39.99 a year, that is €3.33 a month
Or €5.99 a month, with no commitment.
Open to new members until 31 December 2026. The subscription is taken out inside the app; payment, renewal and cancellation all go through your App Store or Google Play account. The price shown in the app is the one that applies. Terms.
What you will find
nowhere else
The movement, not the title
“Symphony no. 7” tells you nothing about the evening. We publish every movement, its key and its duration.
Tonight in Paris
What can still be heard this very evening, across every hall at once.
No account needed to look
The whole catalogue opens from the very first launch, before you have created anything.
Sharing with some poise
Sending someone an evening produces a properly composed image, not a bare link pasted into a message.
When your artist returns
You follow a composer or a performer: we tell you as soon as they are programmed.
On your home screen
iOS and Android widgets: your next concert, what is playing tonight, what we recommend.
The halls, properly
Capacity, photograph, seating plan and access — the Grande Salle and the Amphithéâtre are not the same room.
Corrected in one tap
An error, a missing date? The “Report” button sits on every page, and every report is read.
Your season, on paper
Your year published as a programme bound like an opera house’s: to print, to keep on the desk, to give to whoever comes with you. With La Loge.
English and French
The whole interface, dates and notifications included. Programmes stay in the language of the halls.
How we
keep standing
We do not sell tickets
Every page links to the hall’s official box office, at its price, with no commission and no added fees. We are neither reseller nor middleman: our only business is to give you what you need to plan your evenings freely, with nothing nudging you towards one hall over another.
We do not sell your data
No advertising, no advertisers, no profiling, no brokers. The app sets no cookies at all. This site sets one, for audience measurement, and only if you accept it.
We live off our members
La Loge is our only source of income. It is a demanding model — it forces us to earn every renewal — but it is the only one that aligns our interests with those of the people who read us.
All that remains
is choosing the evening
The app is free, without advertising, and the entire catalogue is open to you from the first launch — before you even create an account.