Saturday 1 November, 20:00

Dystinct

DYSTINCT is embarking on his largest world tour yet to celebrate the release of his third studio album. Following the success of “Layali” and collaborations such as “Spider” with GIMS, the Moroccan-Belgian artist returns with fresh energy, new music, and an awe-inspiring show. His music seamlessly blends cultures and genres, from Moroccan gnawa to afrobeat and French rap. Don’t miss this futuristic concert at the Alhambra in Geneva.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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