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Les Tambours du Bronx in Nice
Théâtre Lino VenturaFri, Nov 27, 2026 · 01:00 AM – 12:59 AM
Overview
Overview
Les Tambours du Bronx is a listed event at Théâtre Lino Ventura in Nice, sourced from the official tourism-office open-data agenda. Tarif unique : à partir de 23,10 €.. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.
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Les Tambours du Bronx bring their thunderous industrial percussion to Nice for a single-night performance. The 18-member ensemble, formed in 1987 in Varennes-Vauzelles, transforms oil drums into a rhythmic powerhouse, blending industrial sounds with afrobeat, drum and bass, hip hop, rock, metal, hardcore, and techno.
Attendees can expect a high-energy show featuring 14 drummers arranged in a circular arc, supported by sampling stands and keyboards. The band's signature 225-litre "Monostress" drums, painted by the musicians themselves, produce a resonant, flexible sound that has defined their career. With over 1,100 concerts worldwide, including performances at Rock in Rio and Wacken Open Air, Les Tambours du Bronx deliver a distinctive auditory experience.
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Good to know
- The band uses 225-litre 'Monostress' oil drums, painted by members, each used for two concerts before being given away.
- Sticks are 40 cm long beech wood; each musician breaks about two pairs per concert.
Frequently asked questions
How many musicians are in the band?
The stage show features 18 musicians.
What is the origin of the band's name?
The name is taken from a district in Varennes-Vauzelles called 'The Bronx' due to its square-patterned streets and identical dark houses.
What types of music do they play?
They play a percussion-focused combination of industrial music, afrobeat, drum and bass, hip hop, rock, metal, hardcore and techno.
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Théâtre Lino Ventura
Théâtre Lino Ventura, Nice
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