Breathless. They were already out of breath during their second visit to Belgium. It must be said that the tour concocted for the 2023-2024 class of the Star Academy was plentiful. From the few dates initially announced, it has grown to around seventy, which represents 5 concerts per week. Strong. Hence the marked features noticed by fans during the second visit to Forest National.
Since then, the situation has not really improved. Absences due to exhaustion or illness have multiplied, depriving fans of the presence of Lénie, Julien or the winner Pierre. Frustrating…
The Star Academy phenomenon explodes in Belgium
Four dates definitively canceled
The situation was such that a week ago, four concerts, all in France (two in Pau, one in Narbonne and one in Bordeaux), could not take place. They were not canceled, production was trying to find a solution to postpone these dates. This Thursday, she announced the bad news: the concerts in question are going by the wayside.despite all the efforts made to find postponement solutions”.
The unfortunate people who had purchased tickets for the dates in question will be refunded.
Among the tour participants, there is one who must be particularly disappointed. This is Julien, originally from Pau, who will therefore not have been able to perform in front of his audience.
And what’s next?
The continuation of the Star Academy tour is not in question, with the last concert scheduled for July 7 at Palais 12 in Brussels, which the academicians already know well. However, several of them should not fall ill again, otherwise…
“I do push-ups before going on stage”: the winner of the Star Academy, Pierre Garnier, confides before his visit to Forest National
Five stage performances per week is really tough. This is often the pace that professional artists impose on themselves. Because a tour is expensive in terms of organization, you have to make the most of it. But these artists know it and it’s their job. They are professionals, so they are prepared for this.
In the case of academicians, it is quite the opposite. At the time of their entry into the castle, they were amateurs. Some had never even sung in public. This was the case for the Belgian Helena. It is easy to imagine the shock that the pace that was imposed on them may have constituted.
