Céline Dion's residency draws massive crowds in Nanterre, while Racing 92 prepares to leave the venue after a decade.
Céline Dion's residency draws large crowds
Céline Dion has attracted a significant number of attendees at the Plenitude Arena in Nanterre, with 455,000 people having attended her residency before a show on Wednesday evening. The singer is scheduled to perform sixteen dates at the venue until Saturday, October 17.Racing 92's farewell to Nanterre
Racing 92 is preparing to say goodbye to Nanterre, with four final matches planned before the team returns to Colombes. The club from Île-de-France will play four matches in the 2026-2027 season before finally moving on.Racing's farewell venue and new locations
The Île-de-France derby against Stade Français on the weekend of December 26 will mark Racing's farewell to Nanterre, ten years after the club's installation there. Racing has already started playing elsewhere, with its first three Top 14 matches held at the Dominique-Duvauchelle Stadium in Créteil.Racing's match schedule and venues
On October 24, Patrice Collazo's team will host Montpellier in Le Mans at the Marie-Marvingt Stadium. Racing has planned five matches in Créteil, four in Nanterre, four in other French stadiums, and two in Colombes, with the subscription covering the fifteen home matches regardless of the venue.Return to Yves-du-Manoir and other events
The return to Yves-du-Manoir, a renovated stadium equipped with 14,000 seats, is expected on May 8 against La Rochelle, before hosting Clermont on the final day. On May 8, Céline Dion will return to the stage at the Plenitude Arena, while Racing will be in Colombes against La Rochelle.Upcoming concerts and sports events
Muse is scheduled for November 27, just before Racing-Pau, while Gims will take the stage on December 16 and 17, a few days before the arrival of Vannes.