——— HYDROCUTION ———
Samedi 16 août à la Rotonde Stalingrad
Août tape fort, on répond plus de rien… Un samedi caniculaire, des corps en surchauffe, l’air saturé.
Tape ton plus beau plongeon pour t’assurer l’hydrocution
Choc thermique garanti : BPM moites, sueur salée, dancefloor en apnée. Ici, on s’hydrate avec du son et des good vibes. L’esprit rincé, les pieds trempés, le cœur léger.
Line-up bien frappé, cocktails givrés, la Rotonde devient une zone de turbulence aquatique de 17h à 06h.
Prêt pour le grand bain ? Oublie les brassards et ton brunch du dimanche matin
——— FORMAT OPEN AIR GÉANT (17h/22h) + CLUB XXL (22h/06h) ———
Open air : 17h/22h - Gratuit
🦩 Atrium (22h/05h45)
🫠 Miniclub (00h/05h30)
Refuge (00h/5h00)
ENTRÉE GRATUITE AVANT 00H DANS LE CLUB SOUS CONDITION D’ÊTRE ABONNÉ À LA PAGE DE L’ESPRIT LÉGER !
———————— SUIVEZ-NOUS ————————
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La Rotonde Stalingrad
6-8 Place de la Bataille de Stalingrad, 75019 Paris
Accès en Métro : Ligne 5 ou 7 - Arrêt Jaurès ou Stalingrad
Nos événements prônent l’inclusivité et la bienveillance, et s’adressent à toutes les personnes passionnées de musique électronique.
Aucun comportement inapproprié ne sera toléré. Si vous en êtes témoin, n’hésitez pas à nous en parler.
✉ 6-8 Place de la Bataille de Stalingrad
Paris
75019
France
Who: GLAD
There are at least three bands using the name “Glad”
The band making the most longstanding use of the name is a contemporary Christian band (and often, a cappella ensemble) formed in 1972 on the campus of West Chester State University of Pennsylvania when singer Ed Nalle auditioned for a new Christian band. Nalle would write and produce much of GLAD’s early material in addition to his role as lead vocalist. The other members (from Temple University in Philadelphia) were Bob Kauflin (keyboards, vocals), T. Coble (bass, vocals), John Bolles (guitar, vocals), and Brad Curry (drums). The group’s name was chosen from a poll taken at a shopping mall. Playing over 200 dates annually at college campuses, churches and concert halls throughout the United States, GLAD released their first two albums on Myrrh Records in 1978 and 1980.
“The Reason” (on Beyond a Star) was their first a cappella song, which they subsequently re-recorded for their 1988 watershed album, The Acapella Project. That album was released with some trepidation because there was no track record in the genre for the Christian market, but it proved tremendously popular (selling over 400,000 copies), and received a Dove Award nomination and a Billboard Critic’s Choice Award. Since that time, GLAD has alternated band and a cappella recordings and increased their admirers, evidenced by new groups that are obviously influenced by the group’s elaborate, multilayered sound.
GLAD ventured into the mainstream with their 1995 release, A Cappella Gershwin (featuring some arrangements by the legendary Gene Puerling), which set the a cappella world buzzing and helped introduce their music to a wider audience.
GLAD’s current lineup includes Nalle and longtime members Chris Davis (a musician with a strong background in classical and electric guitar, plus session work in the Northwest) and John Gates (an experienced studio percussionist who backed Gladys Knight & the Pips, Frankie and the Knockouts, and others), plus alternating keyboardists Paul Langford and Don Pardoe. Kauflin and Don Hart are the group’s primary a cappella arrangers. Recently, the group has released recordings inspired by the writings of John Piper and the worship music of Sovereign Grace Ministries (formerly PDI).
The second band calling itself Glad is Timothy B. Schmit’s band, who made one album in 1968 before he left to join Poco and become a leading figure in the development and evolution of Country Rock.
Third, Glad is also the name of a little-known UK indie band. Formed in Oxford in 1988, the band that was to become Glad changed their name more often than their underwear. Settling on Smitty’s Chopper for their first gig, the band’s original line-up was Mark Jordan (bass & vocals), Tony Greenham (guitar), Jon Williams (guitar), Will Crerar (drums) and John Tabinor (vocals). Jordan soon took over as main vocalist with Tabinor opting to leave rather than become an embarrassing appendage. The band’s name gradually morphed into Paisley Nightmare and Angus-Boyd Heron was recruited on bass, leaving Jordan free to focus on his frontman persona. After a final, Madchester-inspired name change to Glad and a personnel change in the drumming department, the band split in 1992.
——— HYDROCUTION ———
Samedi 16 août à la Rotonde Stalingrad
Août tape fort, on répond plus de rien… Un samedi caniculaire, des corps en surchauffe, l’air saturé.
Tape ton plus beau plongeon pour t’assurer l’hydrocution
Choc thermique garanti : BPM moites, sueur salée, dancefloor en apnée. Ici, on s’hydrate avec du son et des good vibes. L’esprit rincé, les pieds trempés, le cœur léger.
Line-up bien frappé, cocktails givrés, la Rotonde devient une zone de turbulence aquatique de 17h à 06h.
Prêt pour le grand bain ? Oublie les brassards et ton brunch du dimanche matin
——— FORMAT OPEN AIR GÉANT (17h/22h) + CLUB XXL (22h/06h) ———
Open air : 17h/22h - Gratuit
🦩 Atrium (22h/05h45)
🫠 Miniclub (00h/05h30)
Refuge (00h/5h00)
ENTRÉE GRATUITE AVANT 00H DANS LE CLUB SOUS CONDITION D’ÊTRE ABONNÉ À LA PAGE DE L’ESPRIT LÉGER !
———————— SUIVEZ-NOUS ————————
IG : instagram.com/lespritleger/
🧡 SG : shotgun.live/fr/artists/lespritleger
IG : https://www.instagram.com/toilettesmixtes/
SG : https://shotgun.live/en/venues/toilettes-mixtes
———————— INFOS PRATIQUES ————————
La Rotonde Stalingrad
6-8 Place de la Bataille de Stalingrad, 75019 Paris
Accès en Métro : Ligne 5 ou 7 - Arrêt Jaurès ou Stalingrad
Nos événements prônent l’inclusivité et la bienveillance, et s’adressent à toutes les personnes passionnées de musique électronique.
Aucun comportement inapproprié ne sera toléré. Si vous en êtes témoin, n’hésitez pas à nous en parler.