Tagada Jones jouait au Divan du Monde le Vendredi 11 Avril 2014.

La tournée célèbre les 20 ans d’existence du groupe mais aussi la sortie de leur dernier album “Dissident”. Bien que le lineup est évolué avec le temps, qu’ils soient passés de 4 à5 puis à 4, le groupe à toujours une pêche d’enfer sur scène, et en dehors de quelques poses pour des discours bien placé, le concert se déroule à fond du début à la fin. On reconnait pas mal d’influences dans leur musique qui s’étire du punk plus classique au metal en passant par le hardcore dans un bon mélange bien dynamique, avec des textes militants. Le tout se fini sur une série de chansons avec les featuring originaux, vraiment top! Continuez le bon boulot Niko, Stef, Waner et Job!

Setlist :

1. De L’Amour Et Du Sang
2. Instinct Sauvage
3. Le Chaos
4. Yech’Ed Mat
5. Pavillon Noir
6. Descente Aux Enfers
7. Zéro De Conduite
8. Superpunk
9. Cargo
10. Les Compteurs à zéro
11. Vendetta
12. Dissident
13. Le Feu aux poudres
14. La Traque

Encore:

15. Vivre
16. Blasphème
17. Ni dieu ni maître
18. On ne chante pas on crie
19. Karim & Juliette

Merci à Elodie de L.O Communication & Management pour l’accréditation.

GrimSkunk was supporting Tagada Jones at the Trabendo, Paris, France, on April 11th 2014 .

The five pieces band from Montreal, Canadal, has been playing what they call “world punk” – a mix of Punk, Hardcore, Progressive, Raggae, Psychedelic Rock, Ska, Rap and whatever reach their mind – since 1988. They put on a great show, seeing a mixture of at least French and English, meaningfull songs, both calmness and action on stage. While having to stay seated because of his bad knee, Franz Schuller is still impressive on vocals and guitar. Joe Evil has a maniac look when he get excited and do most of the hiphop style lyrics and keyboard. Vincent Peake on bass guitar and a bit of vocal backup is a not as present as both other vocalist, while Peter Edwards is doing good on the lead guitar. Ben Shatskoff on the drums is a bit cut of the show with so many people on the front of the stage unfortunatly. A really good show from on of the founding band of the “alternative” scene in Quebec and that managed to import some of our French bands to Canada, including Tagada Jones they were supporting this night.

Setlist

1. Gotta Find A Way
2. Fuck Shit Up
3. Set Fire
4. America Sucks
5. Souriez Vous êtes filmés
6. Overture in E minor
7. Don’t Hide
8. Dead End Violence
9. Snake In The Grass
10. Gouvern Mensonge
11. Gromenghast

Thanks to Elodie from L.O Communication & Management for the photopass.

The Butcher’s Rodeo was opening the night on April 11th 2014 at the Trabendo, Paris, France, supporting Tagada Jones.

The 5 piece band from Paris play an hardcore going a tad on the metal side. Their on stage performance is quite good, and the last song played in the middle of the pit was a great idea.

Setlist:

1. Eye Of The Storm
2. The Mutiny
3. The Funeral Thirst Of A Giant
4. Repent & Honor
5. Spoiler
6. Way Of God
7. Need To Murder
8. The Curse

Thanks to Elodie from L.O Communication & Management for the photopass.