More details have emerged of the line up for this summer's Festival Fnac Live in Paris next month.
The event, a series of free shows in front of the Hotel de Ville in the city centre, already confirmed Sting and Shaggy, Petit Biscuit and Feder on the bill, and more names have been added.
Among them are Belgian rapper Angèle, whose Je veux tes yeux featured on this blog in February. She's the sister of Roméo Elvis, and her debut single from last year, La loi de Murphy, got a huge amount of interest.
Elsewhere, major French electro artist Vitalic takes to the stage as does Ibeyi, the Diaz sisters having made a massive impression at Coachella earlier this summer.
Dominique A, Jeanne Added. and Voyou are among the other acts playing outside or playing inside the Hotel de Ville.
Last year around 90, 000 people attended, and the event has in the past attracted the likes of Christine and the Queens, Julien Doré and Benjamin Biolay, some of the most significant names in French music. Two more acts are expected to be added to the bill later this month.
Festival Fnac Live takes place over July 5, 6 and 7
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Wednesday, 6 June 2018
Thursday, 30 November 2017
Ibeyi: Deathless on C à vous
A very strong performance from Ibeyi on France 5's C à vous show earlier this week, with the track Deathless.
Ibeyi are the kind of act that thrives in the French music scene. The sisters might be French by birth, but they were raised partly in Cuba, and influenced by Yoruba and Santeria.
Their music takes the best elements of this powerful mixture and presents it with the best modern production into something quite unique.
Their album Ash, their second, was released in France at the end of September, reaching the top 20.
Ibeyi have dates around Europe in early December, and go on to play some shows in South America before returning for more European gigs including London on February 28 and at the Olympia in Paris in October.
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