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Nouvelle Vague - Lisboa Ao Vivo
Nouvelle Vague - Lisboa Live
Event by: Symbiose
Location: LAV - Lisboa ao Vivo, Avenida Marechal Gomes da Costa 29, Lisboa
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NOUVELLE VAGUE CELEBRATE THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST ALBUM WITH A WORLD TOUR AND A PASS THROUGH PORTUGAL IN DECEMBER
BAND PERFORMS IN LISBON, PORTO, GUIMARÃES, FIGUEIRA DA FOZ, FARO, FUNDÃO AND PONTA DELGADA
Nouvelle Vague celebrates 20 years since the release of its first studio album with a world tour and a guaranteed visit to Portugal with seven shows scheduled from the north to the south of the country, including the Azores. The national tour is presented by Symbiose.pt, the oldest independent record label and online record store in Portugal, responsible for the exclusive worldwide edition of the collective's only two live albums — “Aula Magna” (2008 2xCD and DVD ) and "Acoustic" (2009). Tickets are now available at all official points of sale
The collective's tour in Portugal starts on December 10th at CAE, in Figueira da Foz, on the 12th they head to Albufeira, where they perform at the Palácio de Congressos, on the 13th it's time for them to take the stage in Lisbon, with a show at Lisboa ao Vivo - LAV, on the 14th they head to Fundão, for a show at the Octógono space, on the 15th they arrive to Guimarães, where they perform at the Oficina, and the 16th is the day of a concert at Casa da Música, in Porto. Arriving on December 17th, they say goodbye to Portugal, with a short visit to the islands, where they perform at the Teatro Micaelense, in Ponta Delgada.
December 10th — Figueira da Foz — CAE
December 12th — Albufeira — Congress Palace
December 13th — Lisbon — Lisbon Live LAV
December 14th December — Fundão — Octógono
December 15 — Guimarães — Vila Flor Cultural Center
December 16 — Porto — Casa da Música
December 17 — Ponta Delgada — Teatro Micaelense
< br/>20 years after the release of the eponymous album that made them known worldwide, the French group Nouvelle Vague is back. Marc Collin, co-founder of the movement with the late Olivier Libaux, says that he never thought that the bold idea of paying tribute to the writing of songs from the post-punk era with bossa nova would give rise to a true phenomenon of reinvention and global creativity as happened. The influence of Nouvelle Vague is undeniable, with their versions of songs finding new audiences and inspiring other artists. The project gave birth to a new way of listening to and interpreting post-punk classics, something that continues to this day, which is why Collin returned to the studio to record the project's fifth album, “Should I Stay Or Should I Go?”, released last February.
More than covers, Nouvelle Vague reinvents post-punk classics from the early 2000s, maintaining their melancholy and infusing them with an air of Bossa Nova, revealing along the way singers who have become iconic, such as Camille, Melanie Pain or Phoebe Killdeer. Part of its longevity is due to the fact that Nouvelle Vague rarely repeats itself. They have long since extended their mandate to include different styles of music, different types of music, but without ever losing the essence: not being afraid to take risks, to test, to explore whatever musical aesthetics emerge in a studio session. 10% off purchases from our online record store symbiose.co.uk with code Symbiose
BAND PERFORMS IN LISBON, PORTO, GUIMARÃES, FIGUEIRA DA FOZ, FARO, FUNDÃO AND PONTA DELGADA
Nouvelle Vague celebrates 20 years since the release of its first studio album with a world tour and a guaranteed visit to Portugal with seven shows scheduled from the north to the south of the country, including the Azores. The national tour is presented by Symbiose.pt, the oldest independent record label and online record store in Portugal, responsible for the exclusive worldwide edition of the collective's only two live albums — “Aula Magna” (2008 2xCD and DVD ) and "Acoustic" (2009). Tickets are now available at all official points of sale
The collective's tour in Portugal starts on December 10th at CAE, in Figueira da Foz, on the 12th they head to Albufeira, where they perform at the Palácio de Congressos, on the 13th it's time for them to take the stage in Lisbon, with a show at Lisboa ao Vivo - LAV, on the 14th they head to Fundão, for a show at the Octógono space, on the 15th they arrive to Guimarães, where they perform at the Oficina, and the 16th is the day of a concert at Casa da Música, in Porto. Arriving on December 17th, they say goodbye to Portugal, with a short visit to the islands, where they perform at the Teatro Micaelense, in Ponta Delgada.
December 10th — Figueira da Foz — CAE
December 12th — Albufeira — Congress Palace
December 13th — Lisbon — Lisbon Live LAV
December 14th December — Fundão — Octógono
December 15 — Guimarães — Vila Flor Cultural Center
December 16 — Porto — Casa da Música
December 17 — Ponta Delgada — Teatro Micaelense
< br/>20 years after the release of the eponymous album that made them known worldwide, the French group Nouvelle Vague is back. Marc Collin, co-founder of the movement with the late Olivier Libaux, says that he never thought that the bold idea of paying tribute to the writing of songs from the post-punk era with bossa nova would give rise to a true phenomenon of reinvention and global creativity as happened. The influence of Nouvelle Vague is undeniable, with their versions of songs finding new audiences and inspiring other artists. The project gave birth to a new way of listening to and interpreting post-punk classics, something that continues to this day, which is why Collin returned to the studio to record the project's fifth album, “Should I Stay Or Should I Go?”, released last February.
More than covers, Nouvelle Vague reinvents post-punk classics from the early 2000s, maintaining their melancholy and infusing them with an air of Bossa Nova, revealing along the way singers who have become iconic, such as Camille, Melanie Pain or Phoebe Killdeer. Part of its longevity is due to the fact that Nouvelle Vague rarely repeats itself. They have long since extended their mandate to include different styles of music, different types of music, but without ever losing the essence: not being afraid to take risks, to test, to explore whatever musical aesthetics emerge in a studio session. 10% off purchases from our online record store symbiose.co.uk with code Symbiose