“The biggest production of his career”: David Guetta takes on the Stade de France for three historic concerts

After 45 years behind the decks, David Guetta is preparing to give the biggest show of his career. Not once, not twice, but three times in a row. From Thursday to Saturday, the Parisian DJ, who will celebrate his 59^e anniversary at the end of the year, is expected on the stage of the Stade de France in front of a huge crowd of more than 240,000 spectators. Tickets sold like hotcakes last September. “He could have performed five times in this venue given the success of the saleentrusted to Figaro Armel Campagna, vice-president promoter at Live Nation and concert producer. But Bruno Mars is coming here in a few days and it would have taken too long to dismantle everything in the allotted time.” David Guetta has been preparing these three exceptional dates for more than six years, when he and his teams launched his immense world tour, the Monolith Tour.

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