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Bus Palladium (Closed 2022) - Rock & Yé-yé History in Paris | Rock Bar Legends

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Pigalle's mythical rock bar where Stones, Gainsbourg & the French "yé-yé" scene mingled.

SIGNIFICANCE

Iconic Pigalle venue that hosted the Rolling Stones, Serge Gainsbourg and the French yé-yé movement. Sold to developers; shut permanently April-2022.

MUSIC & CHARACTER

MUSIC POLICY

GENRES

Rock Yé-yé Pop

QUICK FACTS

ADDRESSPigalle

YEARS ACTIVE1965 - 2022

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Paris may be famous for chanson and jazz, but its rock underground runs deep—from Pigalle's legendary clubs to the bars of Oberkampf and Ménilmontant where French punk and metal thrive.

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