Saïan Supa Celebration in concert at the Olympia in Paris in November 2024

Calling all nostalgic Saïan Supa Crew fans! This autumn, theOlympia opens its doors to the Saïan Supa Celebration. It's a chance to step back in time and celebrate the SSC philosophy through a unique show. To be experienced on Monday November 25, 2024, this musical evening will see several former members of the Saïan Supa Crew take to the stage, namely Sir Samuel, Sly Johnson, Specta and Vicelow. Together, they will perform their greatest classics, both solo and as a group.

The Saïan Supa Crew collective was formed at the end of 1997 in DJ Fun's Bondy studios, on the initiative of Féfé and Leeroy. On the strength of their success, the French rap group went on to multiply their featurings (with Daddy Mory, Busta Rhymes, RZA, Ayọ, Camille...) and release three opuses:"KLR" in 1999,"X Raisons" in 2001 and"Hold Up" in 2005. Among their unmissable hits? Angela ", " Raz de marée ", " A demi-nue ", " Darkness " and " La Preuve par 3 ".

After the collective split up, each member went their own way, continuing to perform with their respective groups: Leeroy Kesiah (Khalid Dehbi) and Specta (Gérard Nubul) with Explicit Samouraï, Sly the Mic Buddah (Silvere Johnson) and Sir Samuël (Fabien Philetas) with Simple Spirit, then Feniksi alias Féfé (Samuël Adebiyi) and Vicelow (Cédric Bélise) with OFX.

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This autumn, Sir Samuel, Sly Johnson, Specta and Vicelow have decided to reunite in Paris for one night only, to take you back in time. See you at theOlympia on November 25, 2024 for this"Saïan Supa Celebration"! Tickets go on sale on Wednesday April 3, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. on the venue's official website.

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