fifth incarnation of the "Le Zénith" franchise. Zénith de Caen Address: Rue Joseph Philippon 14000 Caen, France Built: Unknown Opened: June 1993 Capacity: ~7,000 Website: Zénith de Caen Website The Zénith de Caen (also known as Zénith Caen—Normandie) is an indoor arena located in Caen. The venue, designed by Jacques Millet and Claude Renouf, opened in June 1993. Leonard Cohen and Eddy Mitchell, along with stage performances of Grease and the Cuban National Ballet. It is the sixth incarnation of the "Le Zénith" franchise. Zénith de Lille Address: 1 Boulevard des Cités Unies 59777 Lille, France Built: 1988—1994 Opened: June 1994 (Arena opened in November 1994) Capacity: 7,000 Website: Zénith de Lille Website The Zénith de Lille (also known as Zénith Arena) is an indoor arena located in Lille near the Université du Droit et de la Santé. The arena was a long term project commissioned by former mayor of Lille, Pierre Mauroy. The space was intended to be a competitor for Paris' Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy to bring sporting events, theatrical shows and concerts from South England. The project began in 1980 however it was not completed until June 1994. The venue, designed by Rem Koolhaas, contains three auditoriums, 28 meetings rooms, a banquet hall and the Zénith Arena. It has hosted concerts by Kylie Minogue, Aretha Franklin, Goldfrapp, Dusty Springfield, Eminem and Portishead. It is the seventh incarnation of the "Le Zénith" franchise. Zénith d'Orléans Address: 1 Rue du Président Robert Schuman, 45100 Orléans, France Built: 1995—1996 Opened: September 1996 Capacity: 6,900 Website: Zénith d'Orléans Website The Zénith d'Orléans (also known as Zénith Orléans) is an indoor arena located in Orléans. The venue opened on September 26, 1996. The first concert was by Charles Aznavour on October 3, 1996. Not only does the venue host entertainment events, it is one of the few zéniths that serves as a sporting arena. The venue is the home arena of the Orléans Loiret Basket. The arena has hosted concerts by Grégoire, Julien Clerc, Patrick Fiori, Élie Semoun and Joan Baez. It is the eighth incarnation of the "Le Zénith" franchise. Zénith de Toulouse Address: 11 Avenue Raymond Badiou 31000 Toulouse, France Built: 1998 Opened: April 1999 Capacity: 9,000 Website: Le Zénith de Toulouse Website The Zénith de Toulouse is an indoor arena located in Toulouse. The venue was designed by André and Serge Gresy, who have also done the Palais Nikaia,