For the 17th edition of the Summer Evenings, the Alpes-Maritimes General Council has orchestrated an exceptional lineup featuring artists who have been widely acclaimed in previous editions alongside new acts to continually surprise an ever-growing audience.
Until September 28, there will be 500 free shows across more than 150 municipalities in the department.
Whether you’re a music enthusiast, a magic fan, a theater lover… or simply looking to enjoy a good time with family or friends, there’s definitely an evening made for you!
New acts, music hall, jazz, and theater await you this week…
New: Loïc Bettini on August 3 in Touët de l’Escarène, and August 6 in Théoule-sur-Mer. In a poetic tale imagined and performed by Loïc Bettini, a fortune-telling magician brings puppets to life and can no longer control their emotions.
New: Théâtre de Lumière Company on August 7 at Villa Barbary in Carros. The four singer-actors, two cancan dancers, and two musicians will immerse you in a colorful parade of animated scenes!
The Beatlovs on August 2 in Caille, August 5 in Revest-les-Roches, and August 8 in La Turbie. “The Beatlovs,” a Beatles tribute band, comprises five talented young musicians performing in France and abroad, filling concert halls and festivals for over 12 years.
Compagnie du Tarmac on August 2 in Tende, August 3 in Utelle, and August 4 in Cuebris. “Les Billy Beat Swing” is a humorous show animated by music hall characters ready for anything, subtly blending music, theater, circus, and magic.
Crows on August 2 in Puget-Théniers, August 3 in Drap, and August 4 in Le Rouret. This group, formed in 1966 by guitarist Christian Schneiter with José Tibaldi on vocals, made the heyday of Parisian clubs in the years 67-68.
Richard Cairaschi on August 4 in L’Escarène, August 5 in Les Ferres. I’m hungry! Then eat! Yes, but what, how, when?
New Meeting Quartet on August 5 in Castellar. A striking encounter between accordion and piano, accompanied by a double bass/drum rhythm section.
