We generally know that, when Michel Sardou is invited on a set, the little phrase that creates the buzz is never far away. But even when he is not invited, some of those close to him know how to find the little anecdote that will hit the mark.
The proof with the producer Jean-Claude Camus, guest of Jordan De Luxe on C8, who delivered the story of an episode not pricked by the cockchafers. When the host asks him if he has ever seen “Michel Sardou in his simplest form”, he responds straight away: “Oh well ten times, a hundred times, in his dressing room! He had no problem. »
And that's good because one of these times actually happened here, in Isère, as Jean-Claude Camus recounts immediately. “I have a memory with Thierry Suc who, at the time, was promoter of a show by Michel Sardou with whom I had worked, at the Palais des Sports in Grenoble. »
The Palais des Sports in Grenoble, “a terrible room”
That evening, it all started with Michel Sardou's grumpy character. “The problem was that when he was on stage, whether in the theater or singing, if there was ever a light or something or a door that opened, it drove him crazy! », explains the producer, on the set of Jordan's.
However, the Palais des Sports in Grenoble does not seem to have met the singer's expectations during this concert, with Jean-Claude Camus even describing it as “a terrible venue, which is practically no longer used in Grenoble”. It is therefore an angry Michel Sardou, upset by we will not know what (Jean-Claude Camus' explanations being a little vague), who gets annoyed that evening behind the scenes of the Grenoble venue. “There were doors, things, things, he came out, hysterical: “Bring me the promoter!” », continues Jean-Claude Camus.
“What the hell is this room?!” »
“So the poor promoter, Thierry Suc, found himself in front of Sardou in the dressing room with the other one naked! “What the hell is this room?!” But that was Michel, and then he came back down very quickly,” concludes Jean-Claude Camus.
Despite his anger, the singer of Connemara Lakes therefore seems to have forgiven the hall built for the 1968 Olympic Games for its faults. He even paid it another visit, stopping there in December 2023, as part of his last “I remember a farewell” tour. Well, unless someone also saw him naked and angry in the dressing rooms after that concert. In any case, the information has not yet reached us…
