Friday, February 2nd, Graig Monetti and his team revealed the upcoming program for Stockfisch, as well as all their innovative ideas for the upcoming year.
For the occasion, some new concepts have been implemented. Among them, the tag on the entrance wall will be renewed every month. International or local artists will take turns to bring this wall to life. The project has been named “Lou Bari,” meaning “The Wall” in Nissart. “Lou Bari” thus becomes the sister wall to the Oberkampf wall in Paris.
Lou Bari announces its color
The lineup of artists selected to paint this wall was announced yesterday. The first will be from Nice, the great Skio. One month later, Andrea Ravo Mattoni will put his touch on the wall. Finally, Nadège Dauvergne will have the last word for this first part of the year.
A well-filled stage
This year, Graig Monetti and his team have planned big things. The year 2023 had a satisfying record, with 34,000 spectators in total, across 160 shows. For 2024, several changes are noteworthy. First of all, to the delight of the audience, the stage has been elevated. Moreover, strict resolutions have been implemented. “Less DJ sets, more live performances, a lot more metal, and even more reggae,” announced Graig Monetti. The programming from February 3rd to June 30th was completed in 8 weeks and with the utmost secrecy. There is something for everyone. Moji x Boy for rap fans on April 27, Laurie Peret for comedy enthusiasts on June 15, and Martin Solveig in a DJ set on May 31.
It is indeed a jam-packed lineup that stokes the audience’s anticipation. The first show is on February 3rd, featuring Radio Cargo.
