Biggest Rock Band On Earth ROCKIN’1000 Is In France Again With 1000 Amateur Musicians

Rockin’1000 in Paris is an extraordinary show carried out by over 1,000 amateur musicians: guitarists, bassists, singers, drummers, and keyboard players, who played the biggest Rock classics on the field at Stade de France. This is the opportunity to meet the participants of the first edition again, but above all to offer the possibility of taking part in this adventure to new musicians.

For this second edition, Philippe Manœuvre, an absolute reference in Rock n’ Roll and godfather of the 2019 edition, is reporting for duty as musical programmer, master of ceremonies, and ambassador of this exceptional concert.

Watch the teaser video below:

ROCKIN’1000, the rock event of 2020!

2020 News:
● Keyboard players applications are open
● a giant screen behind the musicians to immerse the spectators in the show
● a new repertoire with The Rolling Stones, Rage Against The Machine, Téléphone, The Who, AC/DC, and The Beatles
● more “guests” on stage
● more women among the musicians

Guitarists, bassists, drummers, keyboard players, or singers, both tall and short… Anyone can tempt fate and take a chance to participate in this unique adventure: playing on the field at Stade de France in front of 50,000 spectators! Musicians must register now on http://www.rockin1000.com or in the Rockin’1000 App. Registrations for the Stade de France event will open starting January 29, 2020 at 12:00.

Philippe Manœuvre

After following the biggest musicians and groups (Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Johnny, Gainsbourg …) and working, among others, for Rock & Folk, Métal Hurlant, France Inter, RTL, OÜI FM, and the program “Les Enfants du Rock,” today Philippe Manœuvre is considered a rock icon in France. Notably, he published his own ideal music collection, just like the biographies of people like Michael Jackson, James Brown, and Michel Polnareff. He also co-adapted “Le Monde de demain” with Joey Starr in 2017. In 2018, “Rock, ma vie est un roman” sold more than 70,000 copies, and in November of 2019, the audiobook was published by Harper Collins.

The story of Rockin’1000

In 2015, Fabio Zaffagnini and some friends made a crazy bet. Asking 1,000 musicians to play “Learn to Fly” by the Foo Fighters to convince the group to perform in their city, Cesena. The result? The video went viral (today it has over 51 million views) and the Foo Fighters added a date to their tour. A concept was born! Rockin’1000 has grown in Italy since 2016 based off of this success. The first concert was organized at the Stadio di Cesena in front of 13,000 spectators. The second was in 2018 at Florence Stadium, which brought together almost 30,000 rock fans with Courtney Love as a special guest. In 2019, the Stade de France received almost 55,000 people to take part in this unique concert. Rockin’1000 is an original idea by Fabio Zaffagnini, created with Claudia Spadoni, Martina Pieri, Mariagrazia Canu, Francesco “Cisko” Ridolfi, and Anita Rivaroli.

Awards received:
2019 – World record of the “Rekord Institute für Deutschland”
2017 – YouTube Silver Button
2016 – Best event at the Coca-Cola Onstage Awards
2016 – Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Award / Social Network Award / Teletopi
2015 – StartupItalia! Open Summit (Social Innovation Award) / TeleTopi (Better Community Award).

Events and festivals who have hosted Rockin’1000: Bea World, Huddle, Future Shots, Festival dell’Innovazione H-Farm, Kinnernet, Jova Beach Party, FuckNight, Leadership Seminar with Simon Sinek, Meeting Rimini, Sud Wave, Casa Siae, Milano Film Festival, Social Innovators Connected, SIC!2015, Bea Festival, Lezioni Italiane – Unicredit, Youtube Pulse,TEDx, IF Festival, Mobile Era isOn, Forum delle Eccellenze, Sharing Italy and many more

Stade de France

Over 20 years of success Built for the World Soccer Cup in 1998, the Stade de France is the official stadium of French rugby and soccer teams. It was introduced on January 28, 1998 with a goal from Zinedine Zidane against Spain. Since then, it has continued to host the most prestigious sporting events. The Stade de France is the only stadium in the world to have hosted so many important competitions: the World Championships of track and field in 2003, the World Rugby Cup in 2007, two Championship League finals in 2000 and 2006, the Euro in 2016, and soon a new World Rugby Cup in 2023, along with the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games in 2024. The dionysian arena has also been a theater for unforgettable concerts: The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Coldplay, Prince, U2, Muse, Bruce Springsteen, Céline Dion, Indochine, and Johnny Hallyday 9 times. The biggest artists in the world perform at the Stade de France. Since 1998, the Stade de France has hosted over 460 exceptional events and almost 35 million spectators since it’s start.

Handy information

Saturday, July 4
Schedule: 9:00 pm
Tickets: Starting at €29 ($32.28)
Information and ticket office starting January 17 at 10:00 https://www.stadefrance.com/fr/billetterie/rockin1000
Musician registration starting January 29 at 12:00
http://www.rockin1000.com
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