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DP-Rockabylette-Circus-Festival-Autun-2019.Pdf 1 SOMMAIRE L’ASSOCIATION ........................................................................................................ Page 3 LES ÉVÈNEMENTS ................................................................................................... Page 4 LE CONTEXTE ......................................................................................................... Page 5 LE FESTIVAL ........................................................................................................... Page 6 LA PROGRAMMATION ............................................................................................... Page 7 Zone gratuite et zone payante Vendredi 12 juillet 2019 Samedi 13 juillet 2019 Dimanche 14 juillet 2019 LES PARTENAIRES .................................................................................................. Page 16 LES CONTACTS ....................................................................................................... Page 17 2 1 L’ASSOCIATION L’association Rockabylette est une association loi 1901 créée pour mettre sur pied le Rock’a’bylette Vintage Festival. Elle est basée à Luzy dans la Nièvre. Cette association est le fruit d’une idée folle, celle d’un voyage à mobylette de deux copains : 2370 km au départ de Luzy, à travers le parc naturel régional du Morvan jusqu’à l’océan Atlantique. Suite aux quatre éditions du Rock’A’Bylette Vintage Festival au cœur de Luzy entre 2014 et 2017 et à son succès, l’équipe du festival a su prendre une année de réflexion (2018) pour gérer son organisation interne et envisager plus sereinement le développement de ce projet auquel les populations du territoire du Morvan et de la Bourgogne Franche-Comté se sont particulièrement attachés. Nous sommes motivés à l’idée de dérouler notre projet culturel sur un croisement entre monde rural et festival moderne intergénérationnel. L’idée originale est intacte, faire partager l’amour de la mobylette et la liberté qu’elle incarne avec le divertissement puissant du rock’n’roll sous toutes ses formes. Musique, spectacles de rue et shows mécaniques. Un cocktail détonnant qui permet de rassembler différentes générations. 3 2 LES ÉVÈNEMENTS Notre festival est à 75% gratuit, permettant aux visiteurs d’accéder en toute liberté à des animations, des concerts et des spectacles de rue sans contraintes budgétaires. Une zone payante ouvre ses portes sur la soirée avec une programmation musicale originale orientée rock’n’roll, funk et soul. 2014 2015 FESTIVAL LUZY FESTIVAL LUZY 3 jours 3 jours Bénévoles : 70 Bénévoles : 130 Public : 3500 Public : 6000 Budget : 40 000 euros Budget : 80 000 euros 2016 2017 FESTIVAL LUZY FESTIVAL LUZY 3 jours 3 jours Bénévoles : 160 Bénévoles : 200 Public : 12 000 Public : 20 000 Budget : 110 000 euros Budget : 150 000 euros 2019 2019 BAL LUZY FESTIVAL AUTUN 1 soirée 3 jours PRÉVISIONS : Bénévoles : 50 Bénévoles : 300 Public : 1000 Public : 30 000 Budget : 20 000 euros Budget : 300 000 euros 4 3 LE CONTEXTE AUTUN EN BOURGOGNE FRANCHE-COMTÉ Après 4 années à Luzy dans la Nièvre, le Rock’A’Bylette s’exporte à Autun en Saône-et-Loire. Situé aux portes sud du Parc Régional Naturel du Morvan, au coeur de la Bourgogne Franche- Comté, la municipalité d’Autun a fait appel à notre savoir-faire. Les paysages verdoyants et vallonnés du Morvan offre un écrin naturel de qualité au projet. L’attractivité du territoire est manifeste, notamment grâce à son patrimoine, son histoire et son attrait touristique. Situé sur l’axe Paris-Lyon, c’est un lieu idéal pour capitaliser sur notre communauté de fidèles et mobiliser un autre public curieux de nouvelles propositions culturelles. VERS PARIS AUXERRE PARC NATUREL RÉGIONAL DIJON BESANÇON DU MORVAN BEAUNE DOLE NEVERS BOURGES AUTUN CHALON LUZY LE CREUSOT MONTCEAU MOULINS MÂCON GENÈVE LYON 5 4 LE FESTIVAL Le festival aura lieu les 12 / 13 / 14 juillet 2019 à Autun. (Concerts, spectacles de rue, shows mécaniques, animations décalées, expositions de véhicules anciens, espace retrogaming et marché vintage) La ville d’Autun développe sa volonté de mettre la culture au coeur de son projet municipal. Après Augustodunum (Péplum grandeur nature) et les Rendez-Vous de Juillet (festival du journalisme), c’est avec le Rock’A’Bylette Circus que la proposition culturelle se diversifie. Outre le soutien financier et logistique de la ville, l’association souligne la fraîcheur de l’enthousiasme de l’équipe municipale d’Autun qui nous propose d’investir le site prestigieux du Théâtre Romain et de ses alentours (promenade des Marbres). Le festival Rock’A’Bylette veut créer une ambiance dans la ville, fédératrice de toutes les populations et générations, sous le signe de l’insouciance, du fun, des vacances, du bon-enfant, de la convivialité, de la mixité et de la camaraderie en faisant découvrir un lieu historique et unique sous un autre jour. Plan d’eau Village du Vallon du festival Promenade des Marbres spectacles de rues / concerts / restauration 100m ZONE GRATUITE show mécaniques / animations / expositions LIEUX DE VIE festivaliers /exposants ZONE PAYANTE concerts / restauration BACKSTAGE espace vip / stockage PARKINGS 6 5 LA PROGRAMMATION ZONE GRATUITE ET ZONE PAYANTE Le festival est en large partie gratuit. les spectacles de rue et les animations seront présents tout le long du festival en accès libre. 4 concerts prévus sous le grand chapiteau seront gratuits le samedi et le dimanche. 10 concerts entre 20h et 2h sur le théâtre romain seront payants le vendredi et le samedi. VENDREDI 12 JUILLET (18H - 3H) ZONE GRATUITE ZONE PAYANTE (20h-2h) Wall of Death (show mécanique) King Automatic La Fête à Toto (spectacles de rue) Cannibale Mr Duterche (DJ set) Handsome Jack Marché vintage Go!Zilla Retro gaming Johnny Mafia Jeux et animations SAMEDI 13 JUILLET (10H - 3H) ZONE GRATUITE ZONE PAYANTE (20h-2h) Wall of Death (show mécanique) Moonrite La Fête à Toto (spectacles de rue) Les Grys-Grys Le Chevalier du Groland (show mécanique) Carambolage The Blue Butter Pot (concert) Frustration Les Kitschenettes (concert) Les Lullies Imperial Kikiristan (fanfare) Von Kids (DJ set) Marché vintage Expo véhicules anciens Jeux et animations DIMANCHE 14 JUILLET (10H - 18H) ZONE GRATUITE Wall of Death (show mécanique) La Fête à Toto (spectacles de rue) Nirek Mokar (concert) The Hillbillies (concert) Imperial Kikiristan (fanfare) Marché vintage Expo véhicules anciens Retro Gaming Jeux et animations 7 5 LA PROGRAMMATION VENDREDI 12 JUILLET 2019 OUVERTURE 18H VILLAGE DU FESTIVAL C’est parti pour la 5ème édition du Rock’A’Bylette. Dès 18h, différentes animations gratuites vous attendent sur le site du théâtre romain ! Le marché vintage sera ouvert jusqu’à 22h. LANCER DE PANTOUFLE (animations / jeux - cancoillote land) On ouvre le festival avec le très élégant et traditionnel lancer de pantoufle ! Rendez-vous à la buvette... Les jeux déglingos seront animés par le Suze Day et leur accent jurassien qui sent bon la saucisse de Morteau. RADIOBYLETTE (media libre - moutarde land) Cette année le festival se dote d’une radio éphémère que vous pourrez écouter sur les ondes hertziennes. Notre partenaire Radio Campus Dijon organisera plusieurs plateaux interview durant les 3 jours de l’évènement. WALL OF DEATH GYPSY (show mécanique) Un spectacle bluffant où se mêlent la musique, le bruit et les moteurs. De quoi réveillez vos oreilles et vos tripes en mal de sensations fortes. ZONE GRATUITE LA FÊTE À TOTO (animations - FR) Une bande de flamboyants malades viendront vous divertir tout le long du festival avec du relooking, des jeux forains, du roller-dancing et des séances de photo shooting pour toutes la famille. Banzaï ! MR DUTERCHE (DJ Set - Ailleurs) Un pousseur de 45 tours venu d’ailleurs, prévu pour régaler vos esgourdes et faire bouger vos popotins avec du gros son et de la bonne franquette. Vous êtes prévenu. 8 5 LA PROGRAMMATION VENDREDI 12 JUILLET 2019 OUVERTURE 20H THÉÂTRE ROMAIN ZONE CONCERT PAYANTE Première soirée de concert sur la zone payante. Entrée : 17 euros / 15 euros (tarif réduit - chômeurs, étudiants) Pass 2 jours : 30 euros / 28 euros (tarif réduit - chômeurs, étudiants) KING AUTOMATIC (One man band / Rock pas net - FR) Ce Gentleman puise son inspiration dans le Rocksteady jamaïcain le plus enfumé, le Rhythm‘n’Blues pas net, le Bebop de Mingus et les percussions tribales d’Afrique occidentale. CANNIBALE (Tropical rock - FR) Si les membres de Cannibale rendaient leur petit- déjeuner, on verrait du garage rock guindé à la Didier l’Embrouille avec du glam tropical coincé entre les dents. HANDSOME JACK (Blues rock - USA) Originaire de Lockport NY, Handsome Jack est une fusion puissante de Boogie, Soul et Rock’n’roll qui leur vaut l’admiration de nombreux rockmasters à travers le monde. ZONE PAYANTE GO!ZILLA (Psychedelic Fuzz - IT) Go!Zilla est un groupe d’acid punk psychédélique italien basé à Florence. Le groupe trouve l’inspiration pour leur son chez des groupes allant des psychédéliques Nuggets au groupe grunge des 90s à l’attitude très punk. JOHNNY MAFIA (Rock garage - FR) Rejetons parfaits des piliers actuels du rock américain, Johnny Mafia joue une musique née au temps des Ramones, qu’ils enrichissent de leurs influences, entre respect des fondamentaux et table rase. 2H FIN DES CONCERT 3H FERMETURE DU SITE 9 5 LA PROGRAMMATION SAMEDI 13 JUILLET 2019 OUVERTURE 10H VILLAGE DU FESTIVAL ET PROMENADE DES MARBRES Le samedi, la Promenade des Marbres ouvre son espace pour les expo de véhicules anciens et les shows mécaniques. Le marché vintage sera ouvert jusqu’à 22h. COURS DE DANSE Les cours de
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