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Night falls slowly and outside, the moon is just starting to slip away. As a nod to the biggest success of Indochina, the one who helped revive the group at the dawn of the 2000s. In other words, it is an eternity. Today, what could he still ask? On each of his tours, sold-out concerts follow sold-out concerts; that of last night in the opening of the 71 e Wine Fair was no exception.
The launch of the 13th Tour, in February, had once again impressed, with its grandiose decor, with his flying saucer hovering above the pit – and surprised, because of Nicola Sirkis' appearance change, the hair of a targaryen blond (GoT fans will understand) to replace his eternal raven black. [19659002] Festival requires, the configuration was not the same last night, but if the big ways were not out, energy, it was still there. Nicola surrounded by his musicians appears on stage, red jacket and sleeveless black, for a dark Ceremonial (Alice and June period) which contrasts with 2033 (13) and its deluge of confetti. Follow Henry Darger and his disturbing little girls whose faces scroll on giant screen, S tation 13, Alice and June, Life is beautiful, title track of the last album taken in chorus by the public. As usual, the group offers a mix of safe values (Miss Paramount, Your black eyes) and novelties, and the 10,000 spectators, as usual too, are asking for more. Wind-blown streamers hang on the metal beams of the shell, while the group declines its French summer policy and then takes the public to Canary Bay.
Despite the heat, Sirkis spares no effort, always leaping , pacing the scene from one end to the other, kneeling to the height of his audience. That he raises an arm, 10,000 answer him in return, and it is undoubtedly there, beyond the technical means, the true feat of Indochina: this capacity to communicate with his public, without counting the brewing of the generations , from the little ones perched on the shoulders of adults to their grandparents
GOING This Saturday, July 28, concert of Louane at 17 h (23 €), in the first part: 21-June. Follow-up of Jamel Debbouze's show at 9.30 pm (37 €). For further information: www.foire-colmar.com
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