David Guetta electrifies the Stade de France in 2026

David Guetta will be putting on a monumental show on June 13, 2026 with his unique concert The Ultimate Monolith Show. The first-ever solo show at the legendary Stade de France, the event promises to be an historic one, with an original staging and the participation of Black Coffee as opening act.

A historic meeting in Paris

David Guetta ‘s concert at the Stade de France marks a rare milestone: it’s the first time the French DJ has performed there solo. The artist, an international figure in electro music for over 20 years, will bring together up to 80,000 spectators for an extraordinary evening. Fans are expecting a production on a par with the world’s greatest shows.

Unlike his usual tours, this Paris event will be unique in Europe. Insiders know that Guetta always reserves his native country for emblematic sets, with elaborate stage designs and prestigious collaborations. Paris is thus set to enjoy a masterly musical experience.

Ticketing details

Tickets will be offered in stages from September 2025. On September 17, priority access will be offered to Mastercard Premium cardholders. Fan presales and other partner channels will follow on September 18. Finally, the general on-sale will take place on September 20 at 10 a.m. via approved platforms.

Prices, ranging from €79 to €299, reflect the scale of this extraordinary concert. According to the organizers’ projections, tickets should sell out in a matter of hours, proof of the exceptional demand for this Parisian event.

An impressive scenography

The Ultimate Monolith Show promises an avant-garde visual production. Inspired by futuristic imagery, the show will feature an immersive scenography integrating giant screens, pyrotechnics and sensory effects. The format is conceived as a tribute to the French DJ’s career.

The technical designers, already in charge of shows for Beyoncé and Coldplay, are announcing installations never before seen in a European electro concert. The scale of the project is such that several semi-trailers will be needed to transport the equipment to Saint-Denis.

“This is probably the biggest technical challenge of 2026, with a stage structure twice as imposing as last year’s” – Jean-Luc Arnaud, International Production Director

Opening the evening, Grammy Award-winning South African DJ Black Coffee will bring a hybrid dimension between African house and deep electronic. A way of broadening the evening’s musical spectrum and attracting a cosmopolitan audience.

David Guetta, the French icon

A global star, David Guetta has sold over 50 million records and accumulated over 15 billion streams. In Paris, he remains firmly rooted: his debuts at the Palace and Rex Clubs are still fondly remembered. This concert at the Stade de France rounds off an exceptional career.

Guetta is regularly tricolored in his artistic choices. His collaborations with the likes of Sia, Rihanna and Kid Cudi have proved his role as a cultural conduit, and his return to Paris sounds like a consecration.

“Seeing Guetta at the Stade de France is like France celebrating one of its most influential ambassadors” – Sophie Bernard, independent music critic

Why this event is a must

Since January 2025, ticket sales projections have already exceeded 50,000 pre-registrations. This figure demonstrates the rarity and anticipation generated by this unique concert. Unlike other tours, no additional dates are planned in Paris.

Industry professionals agree that such a concert will reinforce Paris’ image as the world’s musical capital. Between hosting the recent Olympic Games and the opening of new cultural venues like RH Paris, the city is confirming its attractiveness.

The event is part of a general trend in which electro DJs are establishing themselves as stadium headliners, like Calvin Harris at Wembley in 2024. In this way, Guetta continues to transform the electro concert into a monumental experience.

Practical information

Address: Stade de France, 93216 Saint-Denis. Metro: Saint-Denis – Porte de Paris (line 13) or La Plaine – Stade de France (RER B). Date: Saturday June 13, 2026. Times: doors open at 6 p.m., show starts at 8 p.m. Prices: €79 to €299 depending on category. Official ticketing: Stade de France website. Mastercard Premium presale on September 17, fan presale on September 18, general sale on September 20 at 10 a.m.