The third part of Les Terrasses du Jeudi is for this Thursday, July 15, 2021. The Kalif and the City are at the helm of an event in five acts, which offers twenty free concerts in the open air on four sites in the city center. city.
Sanitary constraints require compliance with limited gauges. The public is therefore requested to present themselves before the start of the concerts in order to facilitate entry to the sites. Wearing a mask remains compulsory. For security reasons and in order to facilitate access to the concert sites, bulky objects, glass bottles, and animals are not accepted.
Programme
Square Gaillard-Loiselet – 18h30
Philo and the Voices of the Drum
Philo is Philippe Gouyer-Montout: with his new album “Lanzdifou”, he offers no less than a Route du Rhum in music, starting from the Saint-Malo of the corsairs of yesteryear, towards the carnival of the Antilles. L’Anse du Four / Lanzdifou is the village of Martinique where he grew up, with a legacy of the wounds of colonialism and the weapons of resistance – music, tales – of his ancestors.
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Place du Chêne-Rouge – 6.30 p.m.
You Said Strange (Photo above)
Three years after a first album, “Salvation Prayer”, signed in England on the Fuzz Club label and acclaimed everywhere, the four of Giverny have their fangs. Can’t wait to get out of the giant reverb box they’ve been vegetating in since the end of their tour. Eager to unscrew eardrums with neo-black hymns, winks to Spacemen 3, trippy echo and cosmic saturation. And so are we!
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Square Gaillard-Loiselet – 21h
Amen Viana
Looking for John Lee Hooker’s heir, Jimi Hendrix? It is this evening before your eyes, it comes from Togo and brings together Africa and Europe on albums – rather an alchemical formula – called “Electric Togoland” or “Afrocanalyst”. This champion of absolute fusion, master of the transformation of lead into gold, could well finally do justice to Africa on the map of guitarists to follow, like Bombino or Omar Korshid.
