A charitable concert will bring together artists from television in Baziège, Haute-Garonne, for an evening of sharing and collective energy. A unique show where music becomes a vector of solidarity and closeness.
È Baziège, southeast of Toulouse, on Saturday, April 11, the Coopé hall will host a musical event featuring artists from successful TV shows like N’oubliez pas les paroles, Eurovision, Star Academy, The Voice, and France has Incredible Talent.
Encounters are at the origin of this project, started four years ago: to organize a concert by coming together and sharing music with as many people as possible. “There were meetings, and the idea of organizing a concert by coming together,” explains Dorian, the project’s founder. Quickly, a charitable dimension emerged, with the aim of attracting people and, ultimately, touring France to perform on different stages.
Baziègeois Morgan on stage
What sets this show apart is above all its collective spirit. “It’s festive, with a lot of communication with the public, sharing, and joy,” emphasizes Julien. On stage, the artists perform in duos, trios, or choirs, in a true spirit of ensemble. Dance, staging, and collective energy all contribute to make this event a complete artistic spectacle. Of course, the young Baziègeois Morgan will be part of it.
For Dorian, the spark was guided by passion. “You have to embark on projects, otherwise it’s too late,” he insists. After three or four concerts already organized, success is on the horizon, with full venues and an audience standing up who come for us, adds the maestro.
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The choice of artists is based on their ability to bring something to the project, but also on their background. “They are people that the public can identify with, from various shows,” he specifies. Like Julien, a recognized farmer and singer for his vocal qualities, who accompanies himself on the guitar and embarked on the adventure.
At the heart of the initiative are strong values: sharing, generosity, and commitment. The concert is based on volunteering, with artists singing for free, with no other goal than to support associations. “We are happy to do it,” summarizes the team.
For Nelly, a contestant on N’oubliez pas les paroles 2025, it will be a first experience on this type of stage. She describes it as “a strong emotional experience,” marked by revealing herself in front of millions of viewers. Integrating this project represents for her “a very enriching opportunity,” especially as she will perform close to Toulouse, where the reception promises to be “very special.”
Julien, known from the show L’amour est dans le pré, joined the adventure earlier this year. Already a musician, he was contacted by Dorian and immediately embraced the idea of sharing music on stage. “I am a singer and accompany myself on the guitar,” he explains, happy to perform in Haute-Garonne.
Everyone agrees that stage fright differs between television and stage. “The concentration is not the same. On stage, people are there, in front of us, for real,” they confide, describing a very different rhythm from that of a TV set.
Beatrice Bergé-Turpin
