80,000 fans roared as DJ Snake made history in his hometown of Paris— delivering the largest solo electronic show ever staged and announcing his new album Nomad, dropping September 5, 2025. The energy at Stade de France was electric from start to finish, transforming the iconic venue into the beating heart of global dance music. DJ Snake stood at the center of it all, using the moment not only to perform but to unveil the next era of his career. Midway through his set, fans were treated to exclusive previews of new tracks from Nomad, including the live debut of “PARADISE”, a collaboration with Bipolar Sunshine, best known for their earlier hit “Middle”. The duo reunited on stage in a powerful full-circle moment, performing the track to the delight of tens of thousands.
As part of the night’s build-up, DJ Snake brought out special guests Tiësto and Madeon, both of whom helped set the stage for the historic headline moment. Their appearances added extra weight to an already star-powered night, proving that this was more than just a local victory—it was a global statement.
DJ Snake Leads Nomad Album with ‘Paradise’
“PARADISE”, officially out today, reimagines Phil Collins’ 1989 classic Another Day in Paradise as a soulful, lo-fi house anthem. It’s a bold shift from Snake’s usual heavy festival drops, blending smooth R&B-leaning vocals with laid-back dance production. The result feels both nostalgic and fresh, bridging generations while setting the tone for what Nomad promises to deliver. But Snake didn’t stop there. Later in the night, he premiered “RELOADED,” a bass-heavy collaboration with Space Laces that pushed the stadium to its limits. As the track built toward its drop, DJ Snake split the crowd of 80,000 down the center, orchestrating the largest “Wall of Death” ever attempted in electronic music. The eruption that followed instantly went viral, captured on fan videos that quickly spread across social media. It was a moment that showed Snake’s ability to turn a live set into a piece of music history.
A Double Sell-Out, a New Label, and What Comes Next
The night didn’t end with the stadium spectacle. Just hours later, 20,000 more fans packed Accor Arena for an official sold-out afterparty that felt more like a second headline event. DJ Snake delivered another marathon performance, this time joined by a powerful lineup featuring Snake Army, Boys Noize, Dillon Francis, Flosstradamus, Bellorum, Devault, and his own alias The Outlaw. The night pushed even further with a closing back-to-back set alongside techno powerhouse TRYM, keeping the city dancing until sunrise. Pulling off two sold-out shows in one night is something no other electronic artist has dared attempt on home soil. DJ Snake made it look effortless, proving once again why he remains one of the most important names in the scene.
Before the afterparty wrapped, DJ Snake revealed one more surprise—the launch of his own record label, dedicated to spotlighting emerging talent and building the future of electronic music. While the label’s official name is still under wraps, the announcement felt like the final piece in a night full of career-defining moves. With Nomad on the way, “PARADISE” now streaming worldwide, and a new platform for rising artists on the horizon, DJ Snake is shaping 2025 to be his biggest year yet. After rewriting the rules in Paris, one thing is certain—the world is watching what comes next.
Nomad is now available for pre-order here.
