Soirée Hip-Hop / Afro

La Fièvre d'Hiver at La Belle

Du 20.12.24 / 10pm au 21.12.24 / 4am

Big Hall · Nights - Afrobeat

10pm-4am

Ticketing

La Fièvre d'Hiver

La Fièvre returns to La Belle to celebrate hip-hop and Afro-Caribbean cultures! An immersive evening with a rich and eclectic program. For this occasion, the La Fièvre collective is keen to represent several musical aesthetics that speak to us, because it's this mix, this diversity, that makes their identity.

On the program: several performances by highly talented artists, DJs, singers, dancers and live musicians, to give you, we hope, one of the best evenings of your life, or at least of the end of the year!

Among them will be the rising star of the French Pop/R&B scene, Kyana, with her angelic voice and touching lyrics.

There'll be plenty of other surprises to discover during the evening, including super duper flyyy stalls such as milie_artst's dental jewelry and another one kept secret for the time being...

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Kyana - Concert pop/RnB

Having recently joined Sony Music, Kyana embarks on a new adventure with Ce qu'on me disait, an upbeat hit with a refreshing pop sound, composed by Chroniqueur Sale and OB, two beatmakers renowned for their versatility in the rap world.

A key talent on the new French scene, the soft-spoken singer returns to the subject of regrets following a conflicted love affair, mixing her own story with that of others in lyrics that are both intimate and universal. The first single from a forthcoming EP full of ambitions, the track is accompanied by a pretty video shot in Utrecht, the Netherlands, recounting a trip between young people during a stay in the countryside.

Having shared the stage with other artists on a number of occasions, Kyana will soon be announcing the date of her first solo concert, during which she will defend her next project.

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Maquis Sale - Show Afro

Born of the desire to share black and African musical cultures and their influences, Maquis Sale was born in the spring of 2022. Through the culture of letting go, the collective is establishing itself as the next-gen provider of enjailment made in Lyon, with “maquis” as its source of inspiration: popular places widespread in West Africa where the atmosphere is lively and uninhibited.

The collective builds its evenings around a musical mix that includes : Afrobeats, Afrohouse, Amapiano, Baile Funk, Baltimore, Bass Music, Batida, Bouyon, Coupé Décalé, Cruise, Dancehall, Dembow, Gqom, Jersey Club, Kuduro, Ndombolo, Shatta, UK Funky, Zouk ...

The promotion of Afro cultures is their guiding principle, but quality, whether human, visual or auditory, is a priority.

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DJ Stresh

DJ and producer born in Paris, DJ Stresh began playing music at a very young age, and has been honing his technique for years. His passion for hip-hop culture has led him to collaborate and produce with a wide range of French and international artists, including Youssoupha, Ali, Benjamin Epps, Akhenaton, Kev Brown, Finale, Varnish La Piscine and Rocé. His remixes are also played by some of the greatest names in the business (jazzy DJ Jeff, Questlove, Sonny James...).

In 2016, he was crowned French DJ champion at the Red bull 3Stvle Battle and French DMC runner-up.
Appreciated by artists for his technique, experience and knowledge of hip-hop culture, DJ Stresh has become a benchmark among French DJs in just a few years.

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JuicyGaets

A Grenoble-based DJ with mainly hip-hop and Afro-Caribbean influences, DJ JuicyGaets grew up in a highly eclectic musical environment and today enjoys navigating between different styles and showcasing the breadth of his musical range.

Active since 2019, he quickly made a name for himself on the Grenoble scene before exporting to neighboring Lyon. Outside Grenoble, in Lyon and Paris, he put himself to the test, making hyped dancefloors dance and sing at legendary parties and venues such as La Sundayz, Le Douala City Bar, Wanderlust, La Place Hip-hop and many others.

Having become a key DJ on the hip-hop scene, in 2022 he founded the La Fièvre collective to bring quality events back to his hometown of Grenoble, where, in his opinion, hip-hop and Afro-descendant cultures are not given enough prominence.

With him, you can expect versatile, explosive sets that move between hip-hop, dancehall, afrobeats and much more.

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DJ Bahnaal

A French-Guinean DJ based in Montpellier, BAHNAAL is passionate about Afrodiasporic rhythms and electronic music. He creates vibrant, groove-filled sets that transcend musical boundaries. His eclectic universe blends dance music, hip-hop and afrobeat. BAHNAAL loves rediscovering musical gems and offering a unique experience at every event. Ready to share his passion for music with you!

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Where ?

Big Hall · Nights

La Belle Électrique
12 Esplanade Andry-Farcy
38000 Grenoble

Directions

Useful info

Opening hours : Wednesday to Friday, 10am to 1am, and Saturday from 4pm, but also from 6pm if a concert is scheduled.

Doors open : 5 minutes before the start of the concert.

Dressing room : €2

Access : Under 18 years old not allowed.

Get there

Tramway : Line A stop Berriat - Le Magasin
Bus : Line C5 Université Biologie / Palais de Justice stop "Berriat - Le Magasin".
Train : From Grenoble train station, take tramway A towards "Fontaine La Poya", stop at "Berriat- Le Magasin".
Bicycles : 300 parking spaces available.
Car : Vallier-Catane parking lot, Square des Fusillés or near Rue Ampère.