Rossy and Cool Concept Events promise to do things on a grand scale. On August 22nd, Rossy will reunite with his audience at the Palais des Sports with "Timeless," a full concert experience promising international standards.
Offering the Malagasy public a world-class spectacle without leaving Madagascar is the ambition of Cool Concept Events, which is partnering again with Rossy to present "Timeless," an exceptional concert scheduled for August 22nd at the Palais des Sports. More than a simple musical event, organizers announce an immersive experience designed to leave lasting impressions on audiences.
For Cool Concept Events, this collaboration with Rossy reflects a shared vision. "Malagasy people deserve shows meeting international standards. We don't just want to entertain, but to create unforgettable memories," he states. Following their previous collaboration at the Coliseum a year ago, discussions quickly led to a new project with ambitions for an even more impressive spectacle.
Named "Timeless," this concert will showcase Rossy's entire repertoire. "Why Timeless? Because my songs are timeless. They transcend generations and are still sung today," Rossy explains. The audience will relive all the major milestones of the singer's career, from the early days of the Rossy group to his most recent hits.
Rossy promises a complete concert, a format highly requested by fans. "People asked us to play the entire repertoire. It will be a full show, with slow songs and festive pieces, from A to Z," he emphasizes. The show, lasting at least four hours, will span several decades of a career encompassing roughly 400 recorded titles. Young talents Djarina and Yassik will also be featured during the performance.
Organizers assure that all technical resources will be mobilized to deliver production quality comparable to major international concerts. Sound, lighting, staging, and visual effects are already undergoing rehearsals. "Today, we have equipment in Madagascar comparable to what's used abroad. We want to meet the challenge of offering here a show at least equivalent to what we had envisioned for the diaspora," Rossy declares.