I Gotta Feeling - La Tournée Des Années 2000

I Gotta Feeling - La tournée des années 2000 at Halle Tony Garnier

At Halle Tony Garnier, we are thrilled to welcome I Gotta Feeling - La tournée des années 2000, a high-energy celebration of the decade that redefined mainstream pop, hip-hop, R&B, and rock. From our vantage point as a venue built for big emotions and bigger choruses, this production is a perfect fit: a stage packed with powerhouse vocalists, a roaring live band, dancers, and a DJ stitching the night together with razor-sharp transitions. Expect an electrifying cascade of anthems that shaped the 2000s—titles like I Gotta Feeling, Crazy in Love, Yeah!, Poker Face, Umbrella, Hips Don’t Lie, Mr. Brightside, Seven Nation Army, Hey Ya!, and Alors on danse—reimagined for an arena-scale singalong. Our hall’s expansive floor and tiered seating let fans choose their own adventure, whether you crave the rush of the pit or the panoramic sweep of the stands. With immersive lighting, widescreen visuals, and a sound system tuned for clarity and punch, Halle Tony Garnier gives this tour the space and technical muscle it deserves.

Artistic momentum and a refreshed 2000s experience

I Gotta Feeling - La tournée des années 2000 arrives in Lyon with the creative tailwind of a project that keeps evolving. The production’s artistic team has leaned into the current Y2K revival with renewed arrangements, bold mashups, and choreography that nods to the era’s videos while pushing the show forward. You’ll hear clever crossfades that connect genres—imagine the swagger of SexyBack sliding into the shimmer of Viva La Vida, or a sunrise-to-midnight arc that moves from piano-led intimacy to club-floor euphoria. The cast mixes vocal stylists who honor signature timbres with instrumentalists fluent in the decade’s sonic palette: crisp Neptunes-inspired beats, rock riffs built for cathartic choruses, and gleaming synth hooks. Costumes and video art rekindle the iconography of flip phones, MP3 players, and early social media, while the dancers channel the sharp, camera-ready moves that defined a generation of pop. From our perspective backstage, it’s a tightly drilled machine that still leaves room for spontaneity—those moments when the crowd takes over a chorus and the band leans in, stretching the groove because the room is lifted as one.

For us at Halle Tony Garnier, staging this tour means sculpting a truly collective experience. Our technical teams tailor the sound to carry the crisp snap of snare drums and the warmth of singalong choruses evenly across the room, so whether you’re on the floor or high in the stands, the drop in Yeah! hits with the same thrill and the guitar surge of Mr. Brightside cuts through clean and bright. We shape the lighting to amplify each chapter of the set, from neon-splashed club bangers to widescreen rock epics, and we calibrate the video walls so every throwback visual lands with cinematic impact. The evening is designed to be physical and participatory—hands in the air for I Gotta Feeling, hips moving to Hips Don’t Lie, widesmile nostalgia during Umbrella, and the communal pulse of Seven Nation Army rolling like a chant through the hall. In Lyon, audiences love to sing loud and dance harder; our job is to give that energy a home, with generous sightlines, efficient services, and a safe, festive atmosphere that keeps the night’s momentum flowing. Come ready to relive a decade—and to feel how those songs, in a room this alive, become brand new again.