Cap d'Agde: to celebrate its fifteen years of existence, the Replay group will ignite Rochelongue

Replay lors d’un récent concert. Sur scène, le groupe reprend des grands titres rock et pop. FACEBOOK/REPLAY

the essential While they will perform on Wednesday July 24 in Cap d'Agde, meeting with the singer of the group, Rodolphe Frasson.

Summers pass and the passion remains. Founded by good local guys, the Replay group is once again on the go during these holidays, notably with an exceptional concert planned for Wednesday July 24, at the Rochelongue mall.

Rochelongue, as obvious

A moment tinged with a lot of impatience for the singer of the group, Rodolphe Frasson, who with the Agathois firefighter Jérôme Danis (guitar), founder of the group in 2008, Cyril (guitar) and Tristan (drums), who joined Replay about ten years ago now and Jeff (bass), the latest arrival at the beginning of the year, is happy to perform in a neighborhood "where the public has always responded", appreciates Rodolphe. "For us, it’s obvious to play there.& quot;

Also, the members of the group decided to celebrate the fifteen years of existence of Replay in Rochelongue. And the least we can say is that they don’t do things by halves, by renting additional equipment in order to offer a sound and light show "which will leave an impression." A video clip will even be produced on this occasion. Suffice it to say that we expect the atmosphere…hellip;

Rock and pop classics revisited

They are not professional in the strict sense – everyone has an activity elsewhere –, the musicians of Replay have nevertheless marked about fifteen dates on their summer agenda, after having played quite a few times in Montpellier during the winter, for want of a real concert hall in the area, it must be admitted.

Although he tried his hand at composing his own songs at the start, Replay has essentially built his reputation on covers of great rock and pop songs. "Our base remains songs from the 80s to the 2000s, from The Cure to Tears for Fears via Cindy Lauper and Depeche Mode", explains Rodolphe. "But we also turn to more recent pieces that we really enjoyed listening to, from Muse, U2 to David Guetta, including the Black Eyed Peas, Rihanna and Maneskin."

Enough to satisfy an audience that is sometimes surprised by the group's very personal covers, which like to revisit these great classics of the scene. "We have about thirty-three pieces in our repertoire", says the group's singer, who is looking forward to seeing all lovers of (good) music on Wednesday, July 24, at 9:30 p.m.