Romain Pissenem: The Architect Behind David Guetta's Stade de France Spectacle

Romain Pissenem, a French stage director and artistic director, is the creative force behind the spectacular "Ultimate Monolith Show" for David Guetta's three concerts at the Stade de France.

Pissenem, 48, arrived at the venue on June 4 to oversee the installation of the massive infrastructure for Guetta's shows. He described the project as the most significant production of his career. The "Ultimate Monolith Show" is the culmination of Guetta's tour, which began in 2021 and has drawn hundreds of thousands of attendees globally.

The elaborate production demanded the mobilization of over 600 workers this week. Pissenem, who has a background in theater and electronic music, is renowned for his work on large-scale events. His impressive resume includes designing stage setups for other major artists such as DJ Snake, Indochine, and Aya Nakamura.

Beyond music concerts, Pissenem's expertise extends to major ceremonies. He was responsible for the scenography of the closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games and the recent Ballon d'Or award ceremony. His ability to translate artistic vision into breathtaking live experiences has cemented his reputation in the entertainment industry.