At the Renaissance masterpiece Château de Chambord in the Loire Valley—a 16th-century landmark that previously hosted Sting and Imagine Dragons—David Guetta, the electronic music trailblazer boasting over 10 billion streams and multiple Grammy wins, headlined the Chambord Live festival on June 29, 2024, amid pouring rain before nearly 30,000 attendees. Tickets sold out in a record five minutes, and the 90-minute set featured staples like "Titanium" and "When Love Takes Over" enhanced by visuals synced to the castle's architecture, evoking "living art" as fans put it. Undeterred by the weather, the show was deemed "breathtaking" and "unforgettable," highlighting Guetta's resilience and his push of EDM into heritage venues, though observers noted acoustic hurdles in the open-air setting.