Despite a threatening sky and a few showers at the start, Festi’Malemort had a great second evening, this Saturday, June 29. After an electric and intimate Raphaël, Matt Pokora warmed up the audience with his high-energy show.
The fifteen degrees less compared to the stifling heat of the day before, and the very heavy downpour at the start of the evening which soaked the Pasteur pitch just before Raphaël came on stage, did not change anything.
Despite the big clouds still threatening in the Corrèze sky, Festi’Malemort had a great closing night for its third edition, this Saturday, June 29. This time, the storm that had spoiled the party last year passed by, to the great delight of the spectators, some of whom were very wet, but nevertheless excited…
From Boney M to Fatal Bazooka, via Keen V, our best photos of a hot evening at Festi’Malemort
A smiling Raphael
So, first there was a smiling Raphaël to kick off the evening. For those who might have wondered whether the singer would be at home in the festival’s very eclectic and dance-oriented line-up, he quickly dispelled any doubts with a rock set that took the audience with him… on the road.
The interpreter of Caravan has rolled out his greatest hits, Let’s not leave angryand even an impeccable cover ofDazzled by the nighta song he composed for Zaz, before ending with a memorable And in 150 years.Raphaël, leather jacket and sunglasses a bit like a Bashung, during his concert at Festi’Malemort, this Saturday June 29.
The public is excited for Matt Pokora
The tone was set. Matt Pokora could finish igniting an audience already won over to his cause. In the middle of a tour celebrating his twenty-year career, the singer and his dancers delivered a perfectly timed show on the new big stage of Festi’Malemort.Matt Pokora stopped off at Malemort as part of his 20th anniversary tour.
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Between songs from his debut and covers of Cloclo (Alexandria, Alexandra) and tubes by Jean-Jacques Goldman (To our missteps), the artist gave his all without holding back to take the audience with him… even if he himself admitted, at one point, that he now needs a second to catch his breath. It’s true that he’s not twenty anymore, even if he still has the face of an angel and the physique of a young leading man.
In any case, we’re willing to bet that the 9,000 or so spectators who came to applaud him also needed a little time, after he left the stage, to recover from their emotions.Fireworks to launch Alexandria, Alexandra, the cover of Claude François which contributed to the popularity of Matt Pokora.
The mayor of Malemort returns the favor to Michaël Youn who gave his mobile number in the middle of a concert
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