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After an eclectic first day that brought together Romeo Elvis, Nekfeu and Paul Kalkbrenner, the citadel of Arras opened again! This time, Main Square hosted BB Brunes, Liam Gallager or Depeche Mode . At 18h, when the heat begins to go down, the crowd rushes in front of the Main Stage, where BB Brunes is programmed. The French group has come to defend his last album but obviously, many are the fans of the first opus. At 18:30, they arrive with Midnight Midnight but very quickly, they chained on I listen to The Cramps – only the real ones know. Adrien Gallo and his band catch the crowd and manage to realize the perilous balance of proposing a setlist composed of old and new titles . Thus, one will retain Lost This Night, Blows and Injuries but especially, the unforgettable Dis-Me . The apotheosis will come on The Gang but as a reminder, the group offers a pleiad of his new pieces (as Flash Eclair or Puzzle) . When they leave the scene, they leave a handful of old fans (but also new) satisfied.
Then, it is the turn of Oscar & The Wolf to enter the scene. The Belgian can boast of having some hits to his credit but if he prefers festivals, it is above all for the challenge: the idea that the public is absolutely not obliged to see him live please . And we at Virgin Radio, it is precisely this mentality that we love. When he arrives on stage, Oscar is ready to face the festival-goers of Arras. Once the show started, he lets himself be carried by the crowd who came to applaud him. Its pop (tinged electro) planing embarks festival-goers, all more moving in all directions. And this kind of shows where nothing is calculated, where everything is played on the present moment, we ask for more.
If you have not yet digested the separation of Oasis, know that it is not tomorrow the day before that Noel and Liam Gallagher will meet together on stage. But on Saturday night, it was Liam who stopped at Arras. He came to defend As You Were – his excellent album . Titles side, we will have heard new pieces (as For What It's Worth) but the apotheosis will come at the time of playing Wonderwall – jewel signed Oasis. Because he plays in festival, Liam Gallagher skillfully alternates the cult pieces of his past group with the titles of his opus and the recipe is magic.
Finally, difficult to discuss this second day without talking about Depeche Mode. Because worship, training was clearly one of the must-see artists in Main Square. And the least we can say is that we were not wrong: Depeche Mode has offered a show at the height of its reputation . The British band gives itself for over an hour but THE moment of the concert will remain the final with Just Can not Get Enough .
A regular at Virgin Radio, Feder is one of those DJs that you never tire of seeing on stage. Whoever is able to mix Hit The Road Jack and Jump Around in the same evening has literally electrified the public offering a calibrated set. In the program, all his titles cults (as Lordly, Blind or Goodbye) and obviously, there was no better way to close this second day.
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