Thursday 16 july from 19:15 to 20:15

Etienne Manchon trio

Name: Etienne Manchon trio
Start: 2026-07-16
End: 2026-07-16
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Cultural
Festival
Concert
Jazz and blues
Rock

Petite Pinède, boulevard Edouard Baudoin, 06160 Antibes

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Piano, double bass, drums, keyboards and percussion combine to create music that blends jazz, rock and film scores. Original compositions tailored to perfection for a band bursting with energy whose favourite playground is undoubtedly the live stage! Clément, Théo and Etienne know each other inside out and display a rare rapport on stage, which they communicate to an ever-growing and enthusiastic audience. Weird Life is a wordless ode to all the oddities of life on tour for musicians. While deeply exhilarating, this life is also filled with surprising routines and sometimes picturesque surprises. Etienne Manchon Trio recounts a daily life that is sometimes a source of many fantasies. Musically, the trio takes us into their world of progressive jazz, evoking wide open spaces as well as smoky clubs.