1989

• 2 stages
• 41 concerts and shows
• 92,000 spectators
• 3.00 hectares
• 1,026 volunteers
• Poster designed by Pascal Bolle

In the spring, Paléo makes public its intention to move. More than 90,000 people throng the lakeside venue for a farewell party to the rhythms of the Drums of Burundi. Charles Trenet manages to focus the attention of all generations present, Joe Cocker appears for the first time and the Mano Negra leave a cloud of dust in their wake. More than 1,000 staff ensure the smooth running of this 1989 edition, in an atmosphere of intense emotion.

Artists

A fond les Pistons, Bernard Lavilliers, Bill Pritchard, Charles Trenet, Crazy Idiots, Diesel Park West, Doudou N'Diaye Rose, Dupuis Nonet, E127, El Calefon, Fly & the Tox, Gisèle Ratzé, Hubert-Félix Thiéfaine, Jacques Haurogné, Jacques Higelin, Joe Cocker, Jon Cleary, Joyet et Roll Mops, Juke, Kristi Rose, Les Maniacs, Les Satellites, Les Snaars, Les Tambours du Burundi, Litfiba, Mano Negra, Mory Kanté, Nazaré Pereira, New Pardesi Music Machine, Noir Désir, Papa Wemba, Papalagui, Ray Lema, Samu, Santana, Section Spéciale, Sol y Sombra, Sue & les Salamandres, The Silencers, Wooloomooloo Aliens, Yargo