After a first episode devoted to no wave and disco, Nuit Ouf this time set the CENTQUATRE on the trail of Kerouac and those he inspired. A path that leads to the rejection of the materialistic, well-thought-out and well-organized society of the 2000s (sorry, 50s!). As for the concerts, there’s only one watchword: the call to travel, whether cosmic or vagabond. Ceux Qui Marchent Debout wandered the stage with their funk fanfare, Moriarty tinted the night with their nomadic folk, Haight Ashbury illuminated us with psychedelic colors, and Black Devil Disco Club bewitched us with their hypnotic rhythms.
The Nuit Ouf also welcomed a last-minute guest: Nadéah, the charismatic bohemian artist discovered alongside Nouvelle Vague… Performances, film screenings, DJ sets (Andy Votel) and an exhibition were once again on hand, blowing a gentle breeze of non-conformism through the Halle Curial. To complete this deliciously beatnik (see flower power) atmosphere, curious animations and other wellness activities were offered throughout the night, such as hot baths.
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