In August 2005, French electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre performed the grand open-air concert Solidarność Live in Gdańsk—at the former shipyard, birthplace of the Solidarity movement, at Lech Wałęsa's invitation for the union's 25th anniversary. The 90-minute performance on August 26 before 170,000 attendees, captured professionally for the release Live from Gdańsk (Koncert w Stoczni), embodied the tour climax, where Jarre's synth textures merged with the Baltic Philharmonic Orchestra and Gdansk University Choir, while laser projections and fireworks amplified emotional intensity. Featuring tracks like "Industrial Revolution", "Oxygène 2", "Aero", "Mury" (Polish workers' hymn), and "Chronologie 6", this show highlighted Jarre's mastery of audio-visual spectacles, turning the historic site into a realm of freedom and unity.