In the most recent performance in South America, Phoenix even got SZA’s fans dancing
Ten years after the legendary edition of Lollapalooza Brazil 2014, Phoenix returned to the festival in Interlagos Autodrome and delivered hit after hit. “Lisztomania“, “Entertainment” It is “Lasso” kicked off the show at Budweiser Stage and even cheered up the audience that was already trying to get closer to the railing to watch the SZA.
The French band had just the right amount of paraphernalia. The public was able to experience the vision of Thomas Mars when he observed the audience with binoculars, whose images were projected on the screen. Photos of Palace of Versailles They also served to remind the public of the group’s city of origin.
The show seemed too short to cover seven studio albums. Even so, the Phoenix made a point of taking a look at his debut album, playing “If I Ever Feel Better“. Mars even challenged fans to recite the lyrics to the song’s hit United (2000) — and it worked.
There wasn’t much room for conversation, but the vocalist highlighted that this Sunday’s performance, the 24th, was the last of the band’s tour. Phoenix in South America. Before Brazil, they were in countries like Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Colombia.
The performance ended with the sound of “1901“, but, before saying goodbye to Lollapalooza, Thomas threw himself into the crowd. About that, Arcy Deck, Laurent Brancowitz It is Christian Mazzalai played”Identical“, a song that appeared on the soundtrack of On the Rocks (2020), film directed by Sofia Coppolawife of Mars.
To be even better, the show Phoenix could have happened on Friday the 22nd — the day the Arcade Fire went up to Samsung Galaxy Stage. In 2014, the two bands also shared the line-up of Lollapalooza Brazil. Interestingly, members of both have French as their mother tongue.
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