Getting in shape
Even before the festival opens, thousands of people are eagerly anticipating the opening of the Delta Festival. VIPs are enjoying the before-party by the pool at Sport Beach, just to get themselves in shape for the start of the five-day party.
Your favourite editor (aka myself) was working until 6pm, so unfortunately I can’t tell you all about the frenzy of the programme, but I can tell you about the incredible atmosphere at the festival, the ever-improving outfits of the festival-goers (Coachella should know better), the smiles in the crowd, and all the time I spent exploring the festival as soon as I arrived. The cashless system, perfect for ordering drinks without losing your credit card (it happens even to the best), worked well, and with a Delta Festival ecocup in hand, it was time for the show!
Time to dance and perform
If you arrive early, you can spend the whole afternoon enjoying the activities on land and in the water, as well as the various villages focusing on innovation, ecology, prevention, etc. Each stand offers a fun activity to help you discover and learn something new.
For my part, I’m really into dance and electronic music, so I headed for the ‘Eden’ stage to get my groove on with The Avener, before taking advantage of one of my favourite stages, the ‘Colisée’ stage, with its 360° view over the sea! It’s a lovely Marseilles sunset, just the way we like it. The evening ended with live performances from Vladimir Cauchemar – the festival’s first regular – and a grand finale from Fatal Bazooka.
If you’re feeling brave, I recommend the after-party at Boa Vista, an incredible opportunity to meet the festival’s artists!
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