A second pop and rock edition for Omaha Festi'v

Created in 2010 for the five years of the Omaha Beach Tourist Office, Omaha Festi'v was to offer every summer a public musical event anchored in the territory. Its second edition was announced for Friday, August 12, from 7:30 p.m. to midnight, in Vierville.

Red Rooster was to open the evening as part of a musical springboard. The Le Havre group Fenouil et les fines herbes offered French songs mixing waltz, ska, folk, blues and reggae. Skanka, also a fan of genre mixing, had already played alongside Rude Boy System, Mouss & Hakim and Têtes Raides. The headliner, The Lanskies, arrived after passages at the Vieilles Charrues, Beauregard and the Transmusicales, with new titles.

The site, rue du Hamel aux Prêtres, was scheduled to open at 6:30 p.m. Admission was announced at €6 per adult or €5 in pre-sale at the tourist office and at Leclerc, with free admission for children under ten. Free parking, snack bar, rotisserie and sandwich shop were provided on site.

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