It’s not a joke, he says. DJ Snake, who will perform this Saturday night at Stade in France, facing 80,000 people, is looking for places for their own show.
“Look for a place for my concert tonight at the Stade de France. (Zero Valve),” he published in X.
“I could have turned 3 stadiums in France only with my mother’s guest list,” he still joked on Instagram.
Places for this concert, sold in December 2023, was sold in just 3 minutes. After Accor Arena, the Parc des princes, the Défense Arena and the largest festivals, including Coachella, and even the Super Bowl, DJ Snake had announced at the beginning of December that counted Act in the Stade of Franceduring an exclusive concert entitled “The Final Show”.
This concert could be the last. “I really respected step by step, Olympia did, then the zenith, then the also and the Parc des princes. To end at the Stade de France. I did not want to return luxury, it will surely be the last concert alone,” he explained this week in the microphone of France Inter.
Following the Stade de France, DJ Snake will continue the joy in Asturrena, where he will give a second concert, for 20,000 people, until the early hours of the morning.
A statue in the Grévin
At 38, DJ Snake has established himself as one of the most popular electro figures in the world in recent years. Born in Paris, before growing in Ermont (Val-d’oise), he acquired international notoriety in 2014 with the tube Reject for what. Since then, he has presented two albums in his name and multiplied by the collaborations with the largest stars of the English scene, of Justin Bieber to the greatest lazer through Cardi b either Selena Gomez.
The DJ recently entered the Grévin Museum, becoming the first electronic music composer of the Parisian Museum.
Source: BFM TV
