An electro evening in Versailles with the headliners Bon Entendeur and Kavinsky!

Castle of Versailles
May 18 at 8 p.m.

 

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The evening of Saturday May 18 promises to be unforgettable. Thousands of clubbers are expected at the Palace of Versailles for an unusual dance evening! The best artists from the electro music scene have been selected to ignite the track. Headlining: Good hearer and Kavinsky. Nestled in the heart of a monumental and historic setting, the gigantic dancefloor will, without a doubt, be grandiose. A promising line-up and breathtaking decor form the perfect duo for a memorable experience. Perhaps even more memorable than the evenings orchestrated by the Sun King.

CASTLE OF VERSAILLES
May 18 from 8 p.m.
Price: €45 - VIP ticket: €110 - Gold ticket: €250
Reservation here


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