#paris bands

[twinkandwink]

Nowadays Sunday night gigs are a non-starter as I can't hack the fatigue at the start of a working week but I made an exception for Parisienne band En Attendant Ana.  There's some good indiepop coming from Paris at the moment.   Loved every song they played and I could have easily listened to more. 

Track -  Flesh & Blood

En Attendant Ana - The Lanes, Bristol 1st Oct 2023

[riphertoshreds]

debbie harry performing in paris, 1978.

[goyaswitch]

Gojira at the opening ceremony! 🤘🏼🔥

[chantalswelt]

Do we all agree that the metal show mixing opera singers, fire, art and history was INSANE, right?!🤯🤩🤘

[thehauntedrocket]

Paris / Venice

Art by Moebius

[thalywoofy]

My cousin dared me to draw him

[monpetitchattriste]

Come with us we are going to hot topic and then to a dark place to listen to an elusive band no one knows of

[captain-grammar]

Is the opening ceremony to the Paris 2024 Olympics absolutely batshit? Yes.

Am I loving every second? YES.

[yourlittlevirus]

Courtney Love at the Paris premiere of The People vs Larry Flynt. February 18, 1997.

Photographed by Sébastien Dufour.

[stephaniesblogxx]

pee girl gets the belt

[l0serdust]

courtney love and paris hilton

[riphertoshreds]

Debbie Harry performing in Paris, 1978. Photographed by Jean-Louis Rancurel at the Stadium in Paris on September 26, 1978.

[goyaswitch]

Found the full version

[jessie-lou]

If you haven't seen this yet... see it now

[myelicia]

Paris by André Juillard

Il est cinq heures, je n'ai pas sommeil.

[phant0m-l0rd]

My pictures of Dir En Grey in Paris, Day 1 (22.03.24)~

Day 2 pics here.

(my quick thoughts on the shows below the line)

I went to both Paris shows (VIP on day 1) and it was hands down the best experience of my life so far. So amazing beyond words. To not only meet my favourite band of all-time in the flesh, but to also watch them perform from the front row on the 1st day (and still very close to the stage on day 2) felt so surreal. Seeing them perform some of my favourite songs of all-time (including dead tree, my number 1 favourite song) was so overwhelmingly amazing I cried multiple times. I got acknowledgments from Die, Toshiya, and Kyo for screaming so loudly every time they came to our side of the stage, and I can't describe how affirming it felt. Since yall follow me on here, you know how much this band means to me, and especially Kyo. This man is my biggest inspiration in regards to both his music and his artistic self-expression. I've never been so inspired by a musician before; I've never been this obsessed with a band before. This was a dream come true, one that I never thought could happen. Thank you so much to this most incredible band. No band will ever come close for me.