The initiative reported by BFMTV is as unique as it is touching: Indochine will allow its fans to pay tribute to their deceased loved ones by displaying their portraits on stage, when they play the song Annabelle Leeannounced the group on Tuesday November 12, 2024.
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“You have lost someone close to you (parent, friend, etc.), you want to pay tribute to them. We would also like to spare a thought for them during the tour,” alerted Indochine on its Instagram account, inviting its fans to share a surprising “slideshow”.
A first moving “wall of portraits”
Another Instagram publication, published late in the morning of Wednesday November 13, 2024, also presents what we imagine to be the slideshow of the first photos received. And even if the deceased presented are strangers to us, discovering them is a moving experience.
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BFMTV recalls that the song Annabelle Leewhich is taken from Indochine’s latest album (Babylon Babylonreleased in September 204), openly evokes death, which is a theme regularly addressed by the cult French group.
Our “Indochina” file
Indochina is preparing to begin its Arena Tour, a series of 67 concerts given in France, Switzerland and Belgium, which will start on January 28, 2025 from the Aix-en-Provence Arena and end on 17 , June 18, 20 and 21 at the Accor Arena in Paris.
