Schedule and booking July Festival
Outdoors on the Esplanade of the Citadel in Puymirol (with the option to move to the community hall in case of bad weather).
Each evening (July 22, 23, 24), there are 2 concerts offered:
- a free OFF concert without reservation at 7 PM at Place des Cornières
- a paid IN concert (reservation highly recommended) at 9 PM on the Esplanade of the Citadel
* Reduced rate: €5 for job seekers,
students, and young people aged 12 to 18 (with proof of eligibility).
Free for children under 12 (with proof of eligibility).
OFF : CLUB SANDWICH
This quintet cultivates a hybrid and bold sound. At the crossroads of instrumental jazz, fusion, and rhythms borrowed from funk, Ethio-jazz, bebop, bossa nova, and ska, the group disrupts genres with delightful freedom. Their singular aesthetic oscillates between contemplative flights and dancing groove, carried by sharp brass and powerful melodies. Music in motion that makes bodies vibrate as much as it captivates the imagination.
Camille Bailleul: Drums
Chloé Floissac: Saxophone
Ludovic Goulet: Guitar
Pierre Guillet: Trumpet
Édouard Philippe: Bass guitar
IN : GOOSIE
Born from the desire to dust off the Pop-Rock repertoire, Goosie is a quintet specializing in the demanding art of revisiting. They give a second life to Pop hits by immersing them in the festive energy of Swing and the elegance of Gypsy Jazz.
The musicians deploy refined instrumentation that gives each piece immediate depth and vintage groove. An evening full of energy awaits you where swing meets reimagined pop. From Queen to The Police, through the Beatles and Supertramp, the atmosphere is festive, the brass section is brilliant, and good vibes are the order of the day.
Aurélien Deltoro: Trumpet & Voice
Loïs Eichelbrenner: Guitar & Vocals
Pierre Leydier: Saxophone
David Meyrat: Trombone & Vocals
Antoine Rognon: Double Bass
Liens :
https://www.instagram.com/goosieswing/
https://www.facebook.com/goosie.swing/
www.goosie.fr
OFF: FLIP FLOP HOPPERS
Dive into the golden age of swing with this passionate and vibrant quintet. The Flip Flop Hoppers transport us into a vintage yet modern musical experience. Their repertoire oscillates between timeless swing and New Orleans classics, lindy hop dance music, and original compositions that breathe new life into the genre.
Céline Coquet: Trumpet and Bugle
Dan Jones: Guitar
Philippe Eliez: Drums
Matthieu Lebrun: Alto and Tenor Saxophones & Vocals
Rodrigue Maurand: Double Bass
Link:
https://www.theflipflophoppers.com/
IN: YOU RASCAL BAND
You Rascal Band pays tribute to Louis Armstrong’s music. The quartet plays Louis Armstrong’s repertoire in a New Orleans atmosphere: “Mack the Knife”, “Hello Dolly”, “Sweet Sue”. They offer their own arrangements with new colors, but always with respect for the music of the master of trumpet and scat, particularly through the surprisingly similar voice of Théophile Parent. You Rascal Band’s upbeat music lends itself perfectly to various swing dances: lindy hop, balboa or charleston.
Maxence Basselet: Guitar
Romain Desreumaux: Saxophone and clarinet
Hubert Fardel: Double bass
Théophile Parent: Trumpet & Vocals
Liens :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCUa3jLzOk-4ThxLSlhPO8Q
https://www.facebook.com/yourascalband/
https://www.instagram.com/yourascalband/
OFF: ADI’JAZZ
Adi’Jazz’s compositions draw inspiration from iconic jazz figures such as Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, and Django Reinhardt, reimagined with lyrics in Gascon. This fusion highlights themes such as friendship, joy, the pleasure of a good meal, and the celebration of music in a festive and accessible style. Gascon, which blends so well with jazz, has brought together jazz and poetry. The songs in Gascon are written or translated by Jean-Pierre Curdi and Jean-Claude Ulian. Swing, improvisation, and good vibes are all part of the experience.
Jean-Pierre Curdi: Trombone & Vocals
Mathieu Legras: Guitar
Clément Lima: Bass
François Petit: Saxophone & Vocals
Nicolas Thévenin: Double Bass
Links:
https://www.facebook.com/p/AdiJazz-100083185067752/
IN: Raphaël LEMONNIER & FRIENDS
Raphaël Lemonnier pays tribute to the woman nicknamed “the Empress of the Blues,” Bessie Smith, whose legacy has been claimed by Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, and Janis Joplin, among others. To bring this iconic African-American singer from 1920s-30s America back into the spotlight, Raphaël Lemonnier has invited two artists with powerful, expressive voices steeped in soul and blues: Olympe Assohoto and Christelle Dobat.
With his musicians, Raphaël Lemonnier offers us a faithful and resolutely modern reinterpretation of realistic blues songs that have traversed jazz history and shattered the racist and sexist taboos and prejudices of their time.
Olympe Assohoto: Vocals
Lilian Bencini: Double Bass
Jean-Pierre Derouard (guest): Trumpet
Christelle Dobat: Vocals
Raphaël Lemonnier: Piano
Thierry Lutz: Drums
Links:
BESSIE SMITH TRIBUTE – Raphael Lemonnier
