Aisne. The Music Festival in Omois stops on July 5 in this town

From 8:45 p.m., Egide’s music will crystallize on the stage set up at Jaul skirtsan Aisne village located not far from Château-Thierry this Friday July 5 the nocturnal wanderings of the three members of this pop group.

It is scheduled for the second evening of Music Festival in Omois organized by the PETR-UCCSA (Territorial and Rural Balance Pole-Union of Communities of Communes of the South of Aisne) chaired by Olivier Devron. The Château-Thierry urban community chaired by Sébastien Eugène is a partner of this festival.

Cultural summer

This project is part of Cultural Summeran event initiated by the Ministry of Culture, and supported by the Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs of Hauts-de-France.

This July 5, this group will reveal the metamorphoses of each and every one that are drawn. Playing with paradoxes, it fully marries the bitterness of melancholy with the intoxication of the party, the euphoria of the night with the harshness of the return to reality.

Live, the trio becomes a quartet and seeks, in an organic and synthetic symbiosis, to restore music to its primitive form of living and sensitive experience guided by emotions. On the border between the nu disco of the Empress and the intimate pop of Flavien Berger, Egide captures moments to create a photo album in her image and that of an uncompromising life where dance and trance pass the word.

It will already be 10:15 pm when the second group takes the stage. After ten studio albums and more than a thousand concerts, Les Tit’ Nassels are back with a double album that mixes big smiles and seriousness, waltzing romanticism and boxing poetry.

Sign language

An inattentive ear will always find a few good words and catchy music to shake your head to the rhythm of effective melodies. But, behind the window, Axl and Sophie do not forget to be authors, real ones, poets with messages to convey, a vision of the world to defend even if it means hitting where it hurts, but with a smile.

This concert will be signed by the association 10 Doigts en cavale. In addition to making the rhythms and lyrics of the songs accessible, sign language highlights sign language.

The Agglo is joining in the festivities with a little touch of sport by offering intergenerational games: tug of war, sack races, games of skill, bubble football, target shooting, something to challenge yourself with family or friends, without competition, just for fun.

Join the organizers and presenters from 5 to 8 p.m. to warm up and get in shape before each concert of the Festival Musique en Omois this July 5 in Jaulgonne.

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