September is here. We've decided to celebrate it in red.
Friday, September 4. A night of dancing.
Last year, the Feria was one of the best nights of the season. This year, we're doing it all over again—only bigger.
We could put away the summer, fold up the garlands, and move on. We chose to do the opposite.
On September 4, Grand Mess will transform into a party arena: spinning fans, blaring brass, and heels pounding the floor until night falls.
You won't need a ticket to Seville. Just a pair of shoes that can keep up.
The setting: Seville, Grand Mess style
Red, terracotta, garlands strung overhead. The patio becomes a plaza, the “ Bar Central ” becomes a bodega, and the rooftop catches the last rays of September.
It feels like the end of summer that just won't end. Conversations getting louder, tables being pushed aside, the dance floor taking shape all on its own.
The lineup: three ways to turn up the heat
💿On the turntables, FABIEN GAGNAIRE. The beat builds, heats up, and transforms the sunset into a feria.
🎤On vocals, MAEVE. A voice that takes the plaza hostage and doesn't let go until dawn.
🥁And the secret weapon: the BRASS BAND. Because a feria without brass instruments just isn't possible. The brass band comes storming in, weaves through the crowd, and sweeps everyone along without warning.
The dress code: red, ruffles, go all out
A polka-dot dress, ruffles, a flower in her hair, a white shirt, and a red scarf. The full feria look is accepted, encouraged, and applauded.
There's only one rule: come dressed to dance, not to watch.
