The second edition of Omaha Festiv wins the public

One Friday night, the public responded to the Omaha Beach tourist office to listen to four groups during the second edition of Omaha Festiv. On the heights of Vierville, facing the sea, the festival wanted to become an important appointment of the intermunicipal calendar and respond to the curiosity of a public who loves novelties.

The evening opened with Red Rooster, a young group that the springboard allowed to play despite its lack of notoriety. Three regional formations succeeded him, between rock, pop and softer melodies, always rhythmic. Fennel and the Fine Herbs particularly attracted attention; The Lanskies finished in great energy.

Antoine de Bellaigue wanted a program open to forms of pop-rock, addressing young people while promoting meetings between generations and family conviviality. He thanked the forty volunteers for their availability and dedication, essential to the event. He hoped that the Normans, of origin or adoption, would gradually appropriate this festival.

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