concerts and festivals online for each day of the week

THE LIST OF THE MORNING

Since the start of containment, many groups around the world have put new songs, interpretations of their compositions, covers on their social networks or on their websites. At the same time, home festivals are organized, online magazine sites, concert halls, television channels offer concert programs to see or watch again.

From rock to electronic, from classical music to song, from pop to jazz, we offer a selection of these initiatives.

Historic concerts with Live Music At Home, offered by the American online magazine “Paste”

Founded in July 2002, first with a quarterly publication, then monthly thereafter, the American magazine Paste became from 2010 a publication only on the Internet. Music, cinema, literature, television series are featured prominently. To support music lovers during this confinement period, Paste offers the operation Live Music At Home, in collaboration with Wolfgang’s, a structure founded in 2002, specializing in the sale of posters, T-shirts, various documents on music and the archiving of films and concert recordings.

Live Music At Home features films from historic rock concerts, ten in rotation, with updates, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. So in recent days we could see and hear Bob Marley at the Oakland Coliseum Stadium, November 30, 1979, Bruce Springsteen at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, September 20, 1978, the Allman Brothers Band at Fillmore East in New York, September 23, 1970, as well as Prince, Chicago, The Grateful Dead, The Police, Simon and Garfunkel, Santana, Van Morrison… All in free access. Sylvain Siclier

A classical, jazz, pop or song concert every evening with La Philharmonie de Paris

Every evening at 8:30 p.m., the La Philharmonie de Paris website has been online since Monday, March 23, a different concert, taken from its past programming, be it baroque, classical or contemporary music, jazz, pop or song. After evenings dedicated to the pianist Martha Argerich, to the pop group The Divine Comedy, to the Mass for the present time, by Pierre Henry or a symphonic Higelin, the week from Monday April 6 to Sunday April 12 is just as exciting. With in particular the inaugural concert of the opening to the public of La Philharmonie, on January 16, 2015, for a program Philidor, Charpentier, Mondonville and Rameau by Les Arts florissants directed by William Christie (Tuesday April 7), the presentation of the 200 Motels Suites, by Frank Zappa (Thursday April 9) or the concert by Rone, which mixes electro, string trio and percussion (Saturday April 11). S. Yes.

1 day 1 song with Le Hall de la chanson

The Hall of song, National Center of the heritage of the song, in Paris, closed the doors of its welcoming room, but continues its activity by presenting on its social networks Facebook, Instagram and Twitter 1 day 1 song, the title of which says the subject, each program being accompanied by a portrait of its interpreter and historical anecdotes. Must laugh by Henri Salvador, I’m a snob by Boris Vian, Elsa by Catherine Sauvage, The Red Poster by Léo Ferré, The London Girl by Germaine Montero, Sharing of waters by Anne Sylvestre… were celebrated in particular and remain accessible. Thematic files, testimonies of the erudition of the team of the structure, readings and past conferences are also offered. S. Yes.

Neil Young opens online archive

Canadian rocker Neil Young, 74, has never been short on intimate acoustic sessions. Since March 18, it regularly offers “Fireside sessions” ((” Fireside sessions “) filmed by his wife Daryl Hannah. Not so confined by the way, as we can see during its last session posted on 1^er April, where he walks on the snow, his guitar slung. “A house production, a few songs, a little time spent together”, to be seen only on his official website, Neil Young being notoriously allergic to social networks and more particularly Facebook.

Another generous gesture on his part, the author of the anthem Rocking a Free World made the entire site accessible for free Neilyoungarchives.com. A veritable gold mine for his admirers, this initially paid platform, inaugurated in 2017, brings together everything that the artist has recorded since his beginnings in 1963, i.e. hundreds of albums, concerts or videos, but also films made under the pseudonym Bernard Sharkey. The navigation of this colossal online source can sometimes be confusing, but it is worth the detour. To take advantage, you must first register, the site normally offering a subscription of 12 euros annually. Franck Colombani

Arte House Concerts

Since the start of confinement, the Arte Concert site has decided to make more than 600 concerts available, to be seen and reviewed with free access. The opportunity to see farewell to the scene of folk icon Joan Baez at L’Olympia. At the same time, the platform created in 2009 by the Franco-German television channel launched a daily meeting on Facebook, Les Concerts à la maison : Monday to Friday, at noon, the page Facebook D’Arte Concert offers intimate live concerts.

Last week, among the invited artists, the singer Emel Mathlouthi gave a concert on the roofs of Tunis, but also the Alsatian rocker Rodolphe Burger live from his home studio, or Chapelier Fou, Yael Naim, Camélia Jordana .. Sessions which also give us the privilege of traveling with these musicians from their interior. To be kept informed of the next, just follow the Arte concert account on Twitter. F. C.

Start Monday on the right foot with Metallica

After the recent health problems of his singer James Hetfield, forced to return to rehab, and now postponing their tour to 2021 following confinement, the most popular metal group in the world, Metallica, has not as many forgot his many confined admirers. The Four Horsemen launched two weeks ago a series called #MetallicaMondays: every Monday, a concert filmed in full is broadcast on the channel Youtube and the account Facebook from Metallica (1 a.m., French time).

The Californian group has already notably put online his Paris concert of September 8, 2017 at the AccorHotels Arena (the group gave a second concert there the next day), and previously the concert of Slane Castle, in Ireland, given on June 8, 2019. F. C.

Pitch the tent in your living room with the I stay at home festival and the Sofa Festival

At a time when many festivals have been canceled (Printemps de Bourges, Glastonbury, Download, Edinburgh …) or are about to be, others are mounting themselves adapting to confinement. After the Festival sofa proposed, since March 26, by Warner Music France, with artists from the record company, such as HollySiz, Renaud Capuçon, Jean-Louis Aubert, Alain Souchon, or Rose, Tessa B., Aöme and Sônge (scheduled for April 9), musicians, promoters, turners and other music professionals volunteered to help the Festival Jeai à la maison, programmed, on the initiative of Louis Favre, from 1^er to April 7.

Sure the page dedicated to the event on Facebook, no less than 95 artists, mainly French, gave meetings from 4 p.m. (with an hour devoted to young audiences first) until 10:30 p.m., for sessions – most often in direct – 30 minutes. Among those who, Monday April 6 and Tuesday April 7, will offer a domestic concert (the final program is confirmed every day at noon): the delicate Italian-British Piers Faccini, the Creole rockers from Delgrès, the Rémois electro Yksek, the Franco pianist -Israelian Yael Naim, folk singer Hugo Barriol, Swedish songwriter Peter Von Poehl or the globalist Angevin Denis Péan from Lo’Jo… Organizers and artists also encouraging internet users to donate, via a link, to Secours populaire français , in favor of the most deprived. ” Our festival is called I stay at home, explained Louis Favre, but still you have to have a roof. “ Stéphane Davet

Dance and relax with Maison Tsugi Festival

From March 23 and until ” we don’t know when “, the magazine Tsugi, analyst of new musical trends, offers on its Facebook page and retransmits on its site Tsugi Radio a Maison Tsugi Festival celebrating rhythms capable of transforming your living room into a dance floor, but also the relaxing power of the ambient and acoustic music. Every day at 3 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., two DJs or musicians offer live or slightly late sets or concerts of one hour each.

In line with the sharp aesthetic of the monthly, this program, inaugurated by Maud Geffray from Scratch Massive, has already seen Boombass by Cassius, Arnaud Rebotini and disco pioneer Marc Cerrone. Among the electro and pop figures to come: Hot Chip and Yuksek, April 7; the bewitching songs of Malik Djoudi, on the 8th; DJ Busy P (alios Pedro Winter, boss of the Ed Banger label), on the 9th; Londoners from Jungle on the 11th. Also on the lookout for underground revelations like the Moroccan electro artist, Glitter, the eccentric DJ Warsaw, the pianist Joseph Schiano Di Lombo or the hovering duo of Ligovskoy. S. D.

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