More than 10,000 people went to see the open-air concert given yesterday evening by Ricard Live Music Tour.

Will it or won't it rain? Everyone feared for the worst -- feared that, as was the case last year, capricious weather might seriously impair the enthusiasm raised by the quality of the bill that was proposed by Ricard Live Music Tour with NRJ radio; feared that rain spoils the party. From this point of view, 1997 was spared and was a good revenge for the organizers because there were 7,000 more people in the audience than there were last year.

Sensual and explosive in her black fur, not at least impressed by her first contact with Strasbourg's audience, young Leah had the honor to start the show. A rising star from the U.S., she sang with a real relaxation songs from her album Veiled, lingering on the catchy "It's Alright It's OK," and did a cover of Nirvana. The young ingenue asserts herself easily. Her show is full of promise.

[The remaining part of the article is about the other bands]