Lin Plaine Saint-Denis, shortly before 9 a.m. It’s 10°C, the sky is clear. The wind rasps the cheeks, sores the muscles that have remained immobile for too long. Around the Stade de France, hundreds of people are spread out along the different gates. Often dressed in black, static, or almost, sometimes swinging to try to kill time. Everyone is waiting for their icon: Mylène Farmer. The French superstar closes his “Nevermore” tour, launched in 2023, with a series of concerts at the Stade de France, September 27-28 and 1is october.
“The weather is not good, but the wind chases away the clouds,” smiles David, 46 years old. He who is visibly cold cannot remove the smile from his face. Black glasses on his nose, scarf protecting his head and ears, the “early fan” fuels, perhaps in spite of himself, an allure as mysterious as the artist. The one who, he says, is “omnipresent in his life”, “gave him courage when he was at his lowest”, and “enriched his discoveries in literature, like Charles Baudelaire, Primo Lévi, or even Edgar Allan Poe “.
“Exchange a few looks with her”
For more than a month, he and his group of friends, originally from the south of France, went to Paris to scout out the locations. And pitched their light blue tent, right next to the barriers, about a fortnight ago. “But we take turns,” he admits. We go back and forth between apartments, hotels and […] Read more
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