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Slash at Stade de France

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BIOGRAPHY OF SLASH

Slash was born on July 23, 1965 in Hampstead, London. From the age of 14, he practised alone on an acoustic guitar. In 1983, he met the drummer, Steven Adler, and left school to form his first group, Road Crew.

SLASH'S EARLY DAYS

Slash and Steve provided cover for the group, Hollywood Rose, replacing the guitarist and drummer. They took part in the group's first concerts in Seattle, then quickly become permanent members.

SLASH AND GUNS N’ ROSES

In 1986, with Axl Rose, they created the very famous group, "Guns N' Roses"! He collaborated with many artists such as Michael Jackson, Bob Dylan, Lenny Kravitz... On April 14, 2012, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Guns N' Roses.

He left Guns N' Roses in 1995 and created a new group, Slash's Snakepit, which lasted until 2002. Then he began a new project with Velvet Revolver.

In 2010, Slash released his first solo album on which the singers Iggy Pop, Fergie from Black Eyed Peas and Flea from The Red Hot Chili Peppers participated.

Slash was born on July 23, 1965 in Hampstead, London. From the age of 14, he practised alone on an acoustic guitar. In 1983, he met the drummer, Steven Adler, and left school to form his first group, Road Crew.

Stars 80 at Stade de France

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BIOGRAPHY OF STARS 80

Following the phenomenal success of the film Stars 80, with over 1,809,617 viewers, an eponymous tour produced by Coco Cyndecki and Olivier Kaefer was organised across France, starting on February 1, 2013.

STARS 80'S PREVIOUS CONCERTS AT STADE DE FRANCE

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STARS 80 le spectacle le plus vu en France depuis 7 ans plus de 25 millions de spectateurs réunis 40 artistes sur scène: Lio Emile et Images Sabrina Cookie Dingler Début de Soirée Jean Pierre Mader Patrick Hernandez Pauline Ester Patrick Coutin Jean Schultheis Phil Barney Rose Laurens Julie Pietri Laroche Valmont Jean Pierre Morgand (Les Avions).
Guests annoncés : Gilbert Montagné Holly Johnson du groupe Frankie Goes to Hollywood Priscilla Betti Jimmy Somerville ou encore les Bananarama !
Un son d’anthologie un show lumière éblouissant des images cultes des grands événements des années 80 : 3H30 de fête assurée ! Préparez vous à chanter et danser venez revivre la folie des années 80 en concert.

STARS 80 le spectacle le plus vu en France depuis 7 ans plus de 25 millions de spectateurs réunis 40 artistes sur scène: Lio Emile et Images Sabrina Cookie Dingler Début de Soirée Jean Pierre Mader Patrick Hernandez Pauline Ester Patrick Coutin Jean Schultheis Phil Barney Rose Laurens Julie Pietri Laroche Valmont Jean Pierre Morgand (Les Avions).
Guests annoncés : Gilbert Montagné Holly Johnson du groupe Frankie Goes to Hollywood Priscilla Betti Jimmy Somerville ou encore les Bananarama !
Un son d’anthologie un show lumière éblouissant des images cultes des grands événements des années 80 : 3H30 de fête assurée ! Préparez vous à chanter et danser venez revivre la folie des années 80 en concert.

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OFFICIAL BOX OFFICE

Stade de France box office provides official and guaranteed ticketing services. The tickets prices and seating map that we offer have the prior approval of every event organiser.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

The Customer Service of Stade de France will be pleased to assist you with any requiry !

The long-awaited event, Stars 80, took place on Saturday, May 9, 2015 on the stage at Stade de France. The concert was broadcast live on TF1 and followed by millions of viewers.

Many artists from the 80s were present, such as Emile et Images, Jean-Luc Lahaye, Début de soirée, Coookie Dingler, Patrick Hernandez, Lio, Sabrina, François Feldman and many others to perform their greatest hits.

The tour put on concerts in the largest venues in France: Palais des sports de Paris, Palais des sports de Paris-Bercy, Stade Pierre-Mauroy, Arène de Bayonne, Arène de Nîmes and Stade de France.

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Thanks its success, the Stars 80 tour was extended for another tour in 2014: Stars 80 - L'Origine ran from October 23 to December 14, 2014 and was then extended into 2015.

A new tour is has been organised for between 2016 and 2017 to celebrate 10 years of the tour (the RFM Party 80 tour established in 2006 is included).

Following the phenomenal success of the film Stars 80, with over 1,809,617 viewers, an eponymous tour produced by Coco Cyndecki and Olivier Kaefer was organised across France, starting on February 1, 2013.

Sting at Stade de France

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BIOGRAPHY OF STING

STING AND THE GROUP THE POLICE

Under his real name, Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner was born in Wallsend near Newcastle on 2 October 1951. During his studies and his short teaching career, he spent his evenings playing in jazz clubs.

In 1977, Stewart Copeland was looking for a bassist to create a group. He found Sting and Henry Padovani, who was soon replaced by Andy Summers and they founded The Police!

Their biggest hit? "Roxane", released in 1978! The song remained high up in the charts until their separation in 1984. During the period of The Police, Sting also began his acting career in 1979, appearing in Quadrophenia, the rock opera by the group, The Who!

A SOLO CAREER

In 1985, Sting began a solo career during which he released 11 albums including the latest, "The Last Ship", which was released in September 2013 and which gave birth to a musical. During his solo career, he collaborated with many artists such as Phil Collins, Frank Zappa, I Murvini, Eric Clapton and more. He recently collaborated with the French singer, Mylène Farmer, performing a duet, "Stolen Car". Towards the end of the 2000s, The Police reformed for a world tour: we had the chance to welcome them for two nights in a row on 29 and 30 September 2007!

Under his real name, Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner was born in Wallsend near Newcastle on 2 October 1951. During his studies and his short teaching career, he spent his evenings playing in jazz clubs.

In 1977, Stewart Copeland was looking for a bassist to create a group. He found Sting and Henry Padovani, who was soon replaced by Andy Summers and they founded The Police!

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