From rock to electro, a tribute to elegance and diversity. Whatever, as long as we dance!
From rock to electro, la Gaîté Lyrique caters to all tastes for dancing through the night.
Thomas Ankersmit and his improvised electronic saxophone unleashes an experience of sound, infrasonic vibrations and acoustic modifications which transform la Gaîté lyrique's space and shake every spectator's vision and hearing.
The last album of the English trio Battant is a revival of London's post-punk sound, into rapture. Chloe's voice and the primary synthesizers bring a new life to their high-voltage garage rock.
Dabblers in multimedia, the duo YACHT, which comes from Portland's long tradition of music, has chosen to create some synthetic pop. Jona Bechtolt and Claire L. Evans created a fantastic and tribal live show, staged to the extreme, on the hunt for the perfect electro pop song, which remains accessible.
Pilooski is the Parisian DJ and master of the edit, a style which consists of bringing to current tastes the more or less known pieces of the past decades by first exhuming them and then modifying or lengthening their structure. he adds an experimental dimension to a music always meant to be heard loud, but especially for dancing.
In the dead of the night, Matthew Herbert will bring, from London, his special music selection.
Free upon prior booking.
Doors open at 7:30PM. Concerts start 30 minutes later.