Crossover, which means “crossing,” aims to mix musical styles with local and internationally known artists. The chantier 109 (a former slaughterhouse turned into a hub dedicated to contemporary culture) is hosting 40 artists for the occasion, including some from Nice.
For the first time, the chantier 109 will be bustling until June 11th with a closing night at the C’Factory (MAMAC museum).
All musical genres will be presented and performed in a friendly and festive atmosphere.
A VIP space is available upon reservation for companies and all festival-goers. This exclusive package offers a visit to the “backstages” and also allows you to get to the heart of the festival by stepping onto the main stage.
Numerous electrical and light installations will be set up. Not to mention the famous “food trucks” to grab a bite:
The delicious Hot-Dogs made on-site by “5th Avenue”, selected burgers or a few sweets, including the famous muffins from Emilie’s Cookies, are to be enjoyed with friends.
cf: Laurina Andurao (Kronenbourg stand)
cf: Laurina Andurao (Emilie’s cookies stand)
cf: Laurina Andurao (5th Avenue stand)
In terms of music, Etienne De Crécy, Lorenzo, Adana Twins, Jay Prince, and many others were present on Friday.
Gramatik, Charlotte De Witte, Mathilde Fernandez, LPLPO, and newcomers for Saturday and Sunday. Animations will be organized throughout the crossover evenings for a wild atmosphere.
Laurina Andurao, EDJ
