Metal Band Gojira Just Proved Me Wrong About The Olympic Opening Ceremony

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French metal band Gojira delivered a powerful performance during the opening ceremony of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, surprising critics who expected a dull event. Their rendition of 'Ah! Ça Ira' featured impressive pyrotechnics and showcased the band's heavy sound, marking a historic moment as they became the first hard rock or metal band to perform at the Olympics.

Keywords: Gojira, 2024 Summer Olympics, French metal band

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Update At: 7/27/2024

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