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Nicolas Lepigeon
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Jan 2, 2025 at 7:53 a.m.
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After the success of Les Buissonnières, the Circuit team deserved a little rest to return fully inflated in 2025. Let’s take stock of the next four evenings on the program.
Gypsy jazz with Sébastien Kaufmann
On January 23, this will 115 ans day to day that the genius of the guitar Django Reinhardt was born. Sébastien Kauffmann, an unconditional learner, works, refines, relearns, re-fine tunes his very typical musical phrasing. For his new album, he surrounded himself with the services of Heidi Adel, who wrote the lyrics for several songs. “Her powerful and soft voice, sensual and precise, brings energy and something extra that makes the album comfortable. »
Thursday January 23 at 8:45 p.m., at the Buisson de Tourlaville space; 13 to 15 €.
Rap with Jyeuhair
As detailed recently in our columns, Jyeuhair was revealed during the Cotentin springboardin particular, before seeing his career explode thanks to Netflixwhere everyone was able to witness the birth of a great rap talent on the show New school. Before the Cigale, the Maroquinerie and the Olympia (!), Jyeuhair returns to Buisson with his extraordinary flow on chiselled lyrics and will present to the people of Cherbourg his new titles – from the album Mylna – which panic the web counters.
Friday February 7 at 8:30 p.m., at the Buisson de Tourlaville space; €20 to €22.
Rock avec The Ex
The cult Dutch group The Ex celebrated its 45th anniversary in 2024 and its 2000e concert in 45 different countries! The Amsterdam quartet returns to the stage for the first time since the break in 2020 having started composing again. The Ex was born in the explosion of punk in 1979 where everything was possible. He constantly explores new sounds between punk, free-jazz, Ethiopian and oriental music. Their music has inspired many groups like Sonic Youth, Shellac and Fugazi.
Thursday February 27 at 8 p.m.at the Buisson de Tourlaville space; 13 to 15 €.
Pop with Isïa Marie and Francoeur
Exiled for many years, Cherbourgeoise Isïa Marie returns to her country to set the Buisson stage on fire. After a triumphant tour as guitarist for Nuit Incolore, she will play her own score. An artist with a strong character, she embodies a rock’n’roll state of mind, mixing the raw energy of the stage with the freshness of pop.
As for Francoeur, recently seen until semi-final of France has incredible talent on M6, it offers lovely penetrating melancholy, intense and light, aimed straight at the heart. She is a tightrope walker swinging on the strings of a harp, offering a luminous French pop song.
Friday March 7 at 8:30 p.m.at the Buisson de Tourlaville space; €10.
Information and links to ticketing on the lecircuit.fr website.
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