In full recall on her famous title "The Last Day of Disco", Juliette Armanet's concert was briefly interrupted. Around 10:30 p.m., an alarm sounded in the hall of the Accor Arena as the performance, broadcast live on Canal, was coming to an end. On the speakers, messages invited the spectators on the spot to go to the emergency exits, without explaining the reason, as related by Le Parisien.
Surprised by this announcement, part of the public complied by evacuating the room without understanding what was happening. Many then filmed the moment of confusion, such as youtuber Léa Camilleri who expressed her astonishment on Twitter: "I've never seen that. It's scary. At the same time, the live broadcast on the Canal channel was also cut.
Juliette Armanet's concert at Bercy interrupted "because of an incident". We evacuate. I never saw that. This is creepy pic.twitter.com/e55TxbBQVH
Very quickly, within the walls of the Parisian room, reverse messages were broadcast, finally inviting spectators to stay. If the room had not completely emptied, some people in the audience had already left the premises and did not hear the recovery message.
A mess that the management of the Accor Arena, contacted by Le Parisien, explains by "a technical incident". "Several fire detector heads went off, taking with them the message to evacuate the room," she said.
The very brief and calm evacuation did not ultimately prevent the end of the concert. After these few minutes of interruption, the singer resumed her a cappella concert. A concert appreciated by the public, as evidenced by the messages on social networks who laugh at the event: "Juliette Armanet burned Bercy what! »
