In 2024, the French band Deluxe, whose albums like Stachelight blend funk with jazz and hip-hop under their trademark "mustache" aesthetic, featured in the opening of the ZEVENT charity marathon in Montpellier, which raised over 10 million euros for anti-precariousness associations like Secours Populaire and Cop1. The third segment of the concert at Zénith Sud, hosting 6,000 attendees, spanned about an hour with vibrant "Flowers" and "Get Down" featuring brass improvisations, the crowd-singalong "Daniel," and closers "Moustache Gracias" and "Boys & Girl" amid cheers, showcasing their flair for euphoric vibes. Reviewers in En Commun called the ambiance "survoltée" (electrified), highlighting how the show amplified solidarity post a one-year hiatus, though some Reddit users wished for more fresh tracks; this set not only revived ZEVENT but also affirmed Deluxe's renown as dynamic genre-bridgers across generations.