Who will perform at the Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony ft. Lady Gaga & Gojira

Paris Olympics 2024 is all set to begin with the grand opening ceremony, scheduled for Friday, July 26. Multiple celebrities will be seen at the opening ceremony and some of the biggest global stars will perform in the evening.

Some of the stars seen on the stage at the showpiece event will be Celine Dion and Lady Gaga. The two legendary singers will be seen singing a duet to Edith Piaf’s “La Vie En Rose.”

Dion will be seen on the stage after more than a year. She has not performed live since her diagnosis of Stiff Person Syndrome in December 2022. The combination of Celine Dion and Lady Gaga will be the highlight of the evening.

Another highlight of the Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony will be the live performance by the Metal Band Gojira. Gojira is a French-based metal-rock band that was known as Godzilla till 2001. The band has become the first metal rock band to perform at the Olympic opening ceremony. It is a historic moment for the band and for the metal-rock music.

Other celebrities that will be seen during the Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony are Snoop Dogg and Salma Hayek. They will be lighting the Olympic Torch. Juliette Armanet and Sofiane Pamart are expected to sing "Imagine" by John Lennon.

Aya Nakamura, the famous French-Malian singer, will be seen singing two classics by Charles Aznavour — “For Me Formidable” and “La Bohème."

Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony will be grand

The Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony will be part of the history books in the Olympics. Since the beginning of the Olympics, the opening ceremony used to take place in a stadium. For the first time, the opening ceremony of the Olympic games is taking place in an open arena. River Seine, situated at the heart of the city, will host the opening ceremony.

Athletes from different countries will be assigned boats to stand on and the boats will float at a stretch of six kilometers. The sitting arrangement of the spectators is done on the river sides. It will be interesting to see a new form of the opening ceremony of the Olympics and history being made in Paris.