The club has been chaired since 2006 by Jacky Lorenzetti, who is the current majority shareholder, after having acquired a majority stake in SASP.

Taking into account the achievements of the two founding clubs, Racing 92 has five French league titles to its credit, one Pro D2 title, one Coupe de l'Espérance and 15 French youth titles. The club's first team has played in the Top 14 since 2009.

Stade Toulousain's team plays in the Top 14 and regularly challenges for the European Cup. Guy Novès was its coach for over twenty years before being replaced by Ugo Mola in 2015. The mascot of the club was a lion named "Ovalion" which was replaced in 2011 by a new mascot called "Ovalion 2".

Stade Toulousain is also the most successful club in France and in Europe, with 19 French rugby union championship trophies and 4 European championship trophies (1996, 2003, 2005, 2010). Hugues Miorin and Jérôme Cazalbou are some of its iconic players with seven French championships won with the club.

Following the programme, they quickly released the song "Forever Young" then, "What Makes You Beautiful", their first single.

4 ALBUMS BETWEEN 2011 AND 2014

Productive to say the least, One Direction successively released the "Up All Night" album in 2011, then Take Home in 2012, Midnight Memories in 2013 and the aptly named "Four" in 2014.

Despite the departure of Zayn Malik, who wanted to "regain a normal life" and concentrate on his solo career, the group announced that it was working on a fifth album, from which a first extract was unveiled in July 2015.

Aged 15, he met John Lennon who, fascinated by his instrumental versatility, invited him to join his group: The Quarrymen. In 1958, they were joined by George Harrison, and four years later, by Ringo Starr: The Beatles were born.

A SECOND LIFE AFTER THE BEATLES

After 7 years of success, the group split up in 1970. McCartney released 2 solo albums "McCartney" and "Ram", marking his bust-up with Lennon and the announcement of the foundation of the group, Wings, with his wife Linda. In 1973, the group began a world tour following the success of their album, Band On The Run.

McCartney embarked on a solo career again in 1981. He recorded a series of duets, including ones with Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder, and successfully toured, performing covers.

In 1996, he was made a Knight of the British Empire and became Sir Paul McCartney. His solo career has been punctuated by world tours, film soundtracks, composition of classical and experimental music albums (as part of the duo, The Fireman), and he has been involved in several charitable projects.

Unfortunately, this blend of rap-funk did not seduce. The second album, "Freaky Styley", produced by George Clinton, changed the group's core musical register a little by focusing on a more melodious and funky sound. There was a succession of drummers until the arrival in the late 80s of Chad Smith, considered one of the best drummers of all time. In the 1990s, Red Hot Chili Peppers signed for Warner.

THE DEATH OF HILLEL, A TURNING POINT FOR THE GROUP

The group unfortunately experienced a difficult period in the 80s. Kiedis and Hillel were addicted to drugs and unfortunately this proved to be a fatal addiction for Hillel in 1988. Greatly affected by his death, Kiedis then questioned his lifestyle and finally stopped taking drugs. The album, "Blood Sugar Sex Magik", produced by Rick Rubin, consecrated the group's success as it sold over 12 million copies worldwide. One of the flagship songs of this album was "Under The Bridge". Today, "Californication" is still their best selling album, with over 16 million copies sold.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers have, to date, made 10 studio albums, the last of which, "I'm with you", was released in 2011.

BIOGRAPHY OF RIHANNA

Her very first single, "Pon De Replay", from the album "Music of the Sun", was released in May 2005. Over two million copies of it sold worldwide. Following this great success, her second album, "A Girl Like Me" was released in April 2006, featuring the singles "SOS (Rescue Me)" and «Break It Off", featuring Sean Paul. She has been nominated for a Grammy twenty four times, and she has won one eight times during her career. While she was at it, she participated in the world tour of the Pussycat Dolls as the opening act.

For her third album, "Good Girl Gone Bad", she changed style and surrounded herself with Timbaland and will.i.am, the leader of The Black Eyed Peas. It was a landslide success once again, helped by the single "Umbrella" featuring Jay-Z, which won the Grammy for the best Rap collaboration.

"Rated R" followed in early 2009, which included "Rude Boy" and "Russian Roulette", then the "Loud" album in late 2010. The single, "Only Girl (In The World)", produced by David Guetta, was its biggest hit, also winning a Grammy.

In 1963, he founded his first group, called "6 Sigma", with Nick Mason and Richard Wright. Bob Klose and Syd Barrett joined the group in 1964. The group changed name several times: The Architectural Abdabs, then The Tea Set. Shortly after, the Pink Floyd group was formed and David Gilmour joined them early in 1968. Their first performances did not meet with great success with the public. In 1969, they created the music for the film "More" and released the album, "Meddle", which was a success.

THE WALL

In 1978, Roger Waters presented "The Wall" to the rest of the group. It became a major album for the group, along with "The Dark Side of the Moon" and "Wish you were here." He left the group in the early 80s and released his first solo album, "The pros and cons of hitch hiking" in 1984. David Sanborn, a well-known saxophonist and Eric Clapton, the guitarist, participated on this album. Unfortunately, it was not a success.

On 21 July 1990, Waters gave the biggest concert ever held in Europe in front of 300,000 people in Germany, after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

In 2005, Waters rejoined Pink Floyd for a concert in London. Then, in 2006, he began an extensive tour in Europe.

In 1962, The Rolling Stones performed on stage for the first time. The main competitors of The Beatles, the group released their first 45, "Come on", in 1964.

The single, Satisfaction, became a worldwide hit. Then the group had a series of successes: Aftermath in 1966, Beggar’s Banquet in 1968.

THE DEATH OF BRIAN JONES AND THE ARRIVAL OF MICK TAYLOR

The year 1969 was marked by a tragedy: The death of Brian Jones. Mick Taylor replaced him, followed by the release of Let It Bleed and Sticky Fingers in 1971 and finally Exile on Main Street in 1972. Mick Taylor left the band soon after this. They create their own record label called Rolling Stones Records.

In 1973, The Rolling Stones releases their famous Hit single “Angie” dedicated to Angela Bowie. It was a tremendous success internationally. Following this release, they go on a worldwide tour. The band unleashes the crowds when they go outside.

THE ROLLING STONES COMEBACK

After a fifty-year career, The Rolling Stones comes back altogether to celebrate this anniversary. A documentary “Crossfire Hurricane”, directed by Brett Morgan, has been released for this special moment. They also release a new Greatest Hits “GRRRR!” including two unheard songs, “Doom and Gloom” and “One More Shot”.