In the regional preselection of the Inouis of the Festival du Printemps de Bourges (dedicated to the discoveries of song), the group Suzanne Belaubre will work in residence at the Espace Roguet, which will end with a concert for all audiences, Thursday January 6, 2022 at 8:30 p.m. Suzanne Belaubre is a multifaceted artist, pianist, bassist, songwriter and beatmaker. The 26-year-old is inspired as much by Erik Satie as by James Blake, Camille or Daft Punk. A variety of styles which nevertheless keeps a coherence, its own, carried by a clear voice with harsh words. On a whim, she self-produced her first album (DIY) in February 2021, which received a warm reception from critics. On stage, Suzanne Belaubre shares with gentle force her visions of the world and of love, accompanying herself with her keyboards or computer programming. His group is made up of Milàn Tabak, drummer, Jeremy Dunne, sound technician and Théo Roumier, lighting technician.

A siren test on January 4

On Tuesday 4 January afternoon, a siren located at Place du Docteur Baylac in Toulouse will be tested as part of the acceptance of works to modernize SAIP, the warning system. Several tests can be carried out in an interval of 15/30 minutes. The SAIP is a set of tools (including sirens) which allows the broadcasting of a signal or a message by the authorities during an event of a particular gravity or in a crisis situation (natural disaster or industrial, terrorist attack) to people likely to be affected. Its initiation is the responsibility of the mayor and the prefect, or even the Ministry of the Interior. In the Haute-Garonne department, a total of 120 sirens (49 existing and 71 new) will be connected to the SAIP. The deployment is being finalized. On this occasion, sound tests take place each time a siren is connected to the SAIP.