DJ, producer and composer David Guetta returned to his native Paris to record a New Year’s Eve show in front of the Louvre, the most visited museum on the planet. The natural setting for the show was a deserted city, extinct because of a pandemic curfew.

“If we don’t open next summer, we can give up on a lot of artists. On all those who work in our industry, in nightclubs. I honestly don’t know if there are any clubs in France that can recover from such a blow,” Guetta noted.

The French DJ says he spent most of 2020 in Miami. The coronavirus has put his business on pause, and he hopes to restart thanks to a vaccine.

“I think, yes, we should get the vaccine,” the musician said. – I also know that a lot of people are against it, but I just don’t see any other solutions.”

The musician’s Paris show will be streamed on streaming platforms, as will most other events this special year. Guetta said he’s looking forward to lifting the quarantine, promising his fans “to perform every single day.”