Jean-Michel Jarre to Headline 2024 Paralympics Closing Ceremony in Paris
Pioneering French synthesist and composer Jean-Michel Jarre will headline the Closing Ceremony of the 2024 Paralympics, on Sunday, Sept. 8.
Jean-Michel Jarre will headline the Closing Ceremony of the 2024 Paralympics.
The event will celebrate 4,400 athletes from 168 Paralympic delegations.
The closing ceremony will bring together a cast of 24 artists representing all styles and generations of the French electronic scene. Other artists to be featured include: Agoria, Alan Braxe, Anetha, Boston Bun, Breakbot & Irfane, Busy P, Cassis, Chloe, Chloé Caillet, DJ Falcon, Étienne de Crecy, Irène Drésel, Kavinsky, Kiddy Smile, Kittin Kungs, Martin Solveig, Nathalie Duchene, Ofenbach, Polo & Pan, Tatyana Jane and The Avener.
Jarre will open and close the event.
Jean-Michel Jarre, 76, has created some of the most successful electronic music albums of all time, sold over 80 million albums and performed to audiences of a million+ people.
Organizers say that “the concert promises to be a visually and musically festive spectacle, closing the Paris 2024 Games in style.”
Details on the event are available at the Olympics website.
