This Sunday, the French Touch takes over the Stade de France for the closing ceremony of the Paralympic Games, with 24 electronic artists brought together for an unforgettable night. It is quite possibly one of the finest French Touch line-ups ever assembled for a single night. Tomorrow, Sunday 8 September, the Stade de France will…
It is quite possibly one of the finest French Touch line-ups ever assembled for a single night. Tomorrow, Sunday 8 September, the Stade de France will turn into a true temple of electronic music for the closing ceremony of the Paralympic Games. Under the evocative name “Paris est une fête”, the ceremony promises to be a dazzling tribute to the French electronic scene, combining elegance and daring.
Jean-Michel Jarre, pioneer and visionary, will get things started before handing over to 24 essential artists. From Martin Solveig to Kavinsky, Étienne de Crécy, Kungs, The Avener and Chloé Caillet, each name will bring a unique facet of the French Touch. From the hypnotic sounds of Irène Drésel to the irresistible grooves of Breakbot & Irfane, the night will offer total immersion in this spellbinding sonic world.
Beyond the music, it is the spirit of sharing and pushing past one’s limits that will define this celebration, a vibrant tribute to the athletes of the Paralympic Games. A masterful electronic finale that promises to make Paris shake and turn this moment into something unforgettable.
Photo by Lionel Bonaventure
