The Belfortains of the electro-rock group Caesaria will make their dream come true by taking to the Eurockéennes stage

Théo, Thomas and Louis met at college, in Belfort, and started their group. As they prepare to release their second album, they will play on July 5 at the Eurockéennes, at home. An old dream and a great pride.

After several EPs, a first album in 2022 and a multitude of concerts, the group Caesaria has just revealed It’s Not The End, the first title of his second opus which should be released in May. Although they have now settled in Strasbourg, Théo Chaumard, Thomas Fariney and Louis Arcens met at college in Belfort.

“I absolutely wanted to start a band, I started playing guitar and I went to see Thomas, I saw that he had big fingers, I told him “play bass” and he bought an amp during the week and we put together a first group. Louis came to see us and he was our friend, we needed a guitarist and he arrived“, says Théo Chaumard.

Since then, the group has come a long way and its club rock style, as the three friends like to define it, has conquered other countries. They will also play in London in May, one of the dates of their tour which has just started and which will culminate on July 5, at their home in Belfort.

Because for the first time, they will play on a legendary stage for them, that of the Eurockéennes de Belfort, a festival which has punctuated their summers since their childhood, in short… a childhood dream which has come true, and a small consecration all the same.

“We really grew up at this festival, we had a taste for the music there, we wanted to make music there, so for us, to visit Malsaucy as artists, it’s a pretty awesome stuff, and we’re very happy to do it“, explains Théo Chaumard.

Tour dates are available on their website. The Les Eurockéennes de Belfort festival will take place from July 4 to 7, and the ticket office is open.