Vegastar

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Vegastar
Vegastar in 2005
Background information
Origin	Paris, France
Genres	Alternative metal nu metal alternative rock electro rock
Years active	2001–2009 2015–2018

Members	Franklin Ferrand Jérôme Riera (Jey) Jocelyn Moze Vincent Mercier

Past members	Aurélien Bigot Fabien Garcia Phaabs Vincent Girault

Vegastar was a French rock band from Orléans which formed in 2003. They broke up in 2015 and reunited briefly for a short tour in 2018.

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Vegastar formed as a project by members of the group Human Beat Box. They signed to a major label and released their debut album, Un Nouvel Orage, in 2005. "100e étage", from that album, reached number 17 in the French singles chart. They released their second album, Télévision, in 2008.

Vegastar announced their official disbanding in 2015 on the ten-year anniversary of Un Nouvel Orage's release, re-releasing the album with bonus tracks that year. They briefly reunited in 2018 to tour and release a new single, "Dorian".

Authority control databases
International	ISNI VIAF
Artists	MusicBrainz

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