This group from Vannes will play at the opening of the King Arthur festival

A few months after the release of its first EP, the group TU M’ADOR, originally from Valves (Morbihan), go play King Arthur Festival has Bréal-sous-Montfort (Ille-et-Vilaine) at the end of the monthAugust 2024.

Two Vannes residents will open the King Arthur festival

THE Friday August 23, 2024Emma Claude and Paul Lépine will take the stage of the King Arthur festival to open the 13^e editing. The Vannes group will appear in front of festival-goers to launch an evening during which Hamza, Hervé and Lost Frequencies will follow one another. “Sharing the poster and the stage with artists of this caliber is a privilege,” the group from Vannes does not hide.

A few months before performing in front of the King Arthur audience, Emma and Paul hope that “this exhibition will open other doors for us. » The Morbihan couple also wishes to take advantage of this moment to “make themselves known to the public and professionals. » To succeed in finding a place in the hearts of those who will be present to listen to them, they will not hesitate to “work hard to live up to the event. We thank the festival organizers for their trust. »

We work every day with the idea of ​​one day maybe playing in this kind of festival. Springboards are a good way to speed things up.

Spectators in 2018, they will take the stage in 2024

For its very first time “in front of so many people”, the group TU M’ADOR will have the privilege of playing on the Excalibur stage. “Excalibur is THE festival stage: headliners and artists from all over the world, even the most distant, perform there! Conducive to warm exchanges between artists and festival-goers, we all remember the memorable shows of Parov Stelar, Deluxe, Emir Kusturica, Matmatah and so many others! », Indicate the organizers.

“For the record, in 2018, we were spectators at the festival in front of Noël Gallagher and Parcels”, remember those who do not hide being “excited” to realize a dream, that of playing on such a big stage. “It’s the kind of image you create in your head before going to sleep and which will become reality,” they explain.

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