Saturday 2 May, 20:00

Dakha Brakha

Booking Required

Dakha Brakha fuse traditional Ukrainian folk motifs with contemporary rhythms and theatrical staging. Their performance blends raw vocal harmonies, percussive drive and eclectic instruments to create an intense, immersive soundscape. The quartet’s dynamic interplay moves from intimate, haunting songs to explosive, dance‑charged climaxes, delivering a powerful emotional arc and vivid sonic textures that engage both body and imagination. Their stagecraft balances ritual intensity with playful unpredictability.

Rue de la Servette 2,
Switzerland
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