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Nouvelle Vague: A Date with Depeche Mode in Bristol
Trinity in BristolSun, Mar 14, 2027 · 07:00 PM
Overview
Overview
NOUVELLE VAGUE 'A Date with Depeche Mode' is a Music / Pop / Adult Contemporary event at Trinity in Bristol.
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Nouvelle Vague brings their signature bossa nova and easy listening reinterpretations of post-punk and new wave classics to Bristol. The French band, founded by Marc Collin and Olivier Libaux, is known for transforming iconic songs from the 1980s alternative scene into sultry, Latin-infused versions, often featuring female vocalists who had never heard the original tracks before.
Attendees can expect a unique atmosphere where familiar lyrics are turned inside out, generating everything from frosty menace to giggly coquetry. The band's debut album, released in 2004, received critical acclaim for its lack of irony and sincere execution, with reviewers praising the skillful transformation of songs by artists like The Cure, Depeche Mode, and The Clash.
This concert offers a chance to experience Nouvelle Vague's distinctive sound live, as they perform their take on Depeche Mode's music. The event promises an evening of sophisticated covers that breathe new life into beloved new wave anthems.
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Good to know
- The event takes place in Bristol, a vibrant city known for its music scene.
- Nouvelle Vague's performance features their signature bossa nova covers of new wave classics.
- The band is known for using female vocalists who had not previously heard the songs they cover.
Frequently asked questions
What style of music does Nouvelle Vague play?
Nouvelle Vague performs easy listening and bossa nova versions of post-punk and new wave songs.
Who are the members of Nouvelle Vague?
The band was founded by Marc Collin and Olivier Libaux, and features various female vocalists.
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Nouvelle Vague
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