Formed in San Diego in 2019 by Sal Samano, Alex Garcia and Josh Lane, Thee Sacred Souls revive classic R&B, doo‑wop, gospel and 60s–70s Chicano soul with a warm groove and three‑part vocal harmonies. Their Daptone Records releases and a viral Tiny Desk appearance brought wide acclaim and endorsements from artists such as SZA and Alicia Keys. On stage they blend vintage arrangements and contemporary sensibility, conjuring close‑knit nostalgia, smoky textures and heartfelt, danceable warmth.
On a triple bill by the Ballet Junior de Genève, three new works unfold: Yuval Pick’s Revoada, Émilie Leriche’s sad game and Sharon Eyal & Gai Behar’s Untitled Black. The company moves with collective intensity, shifting between taut physicality and lyrical surges. Pick teases singularity through vibrant movement, Leriche propels the dancers into precise, breathless lyricism, and Eyal/Behar impose a hypnotic, technically demanding finale. The evening is charged, communal and viscerally alive.
Catch Ilajan live at Geneva’s Fête de la Musique on 19 June, performing in front of St. Pierre Cathedral on the Roosevelt Records stage. An energetic summer concert in the heart of the city.
PrismE brings together Leila Kramis (piano), Sylvain Fournier (drums) and Stéphane Fisch (double bass) for a programme that delves into the world of dreams. The trio navigates contrasts between contemplative passages and explosive energy, combining clean melodies, infectious grooves and spirited improvisation. Their tight interplay and dynamic control shape shifting textures that move from intimate reflection to driving momentum, creating a poetic, accessible sound at the crossroads of jazz and pop.
For the Fête de la Musique (Music Festival), we invite you to join us all weekend to enjoy a friendly atmosphere, live concerts, and our seasonal cuisine. Reservations recommended: +41 22 753 17 55
Since its first edition in 1992, this free popular festival celebrates music and encourages everyone to make and enjoy it. It showcases the musical diversity of the greater Geneva area through performances by professional and amateur artists, schools and cultural institutions, plus community projects and co-productions. The program brings neighbours together across stages and styles, offering a friendly space for shared listening, participation and discovery.
These two premiere performances present a large-scale collective choreography by Catol Teixeira (The Tongue) and a dystopian fiction by Marion Siéfert (Bunker). The Tongue explores ensemble movement, textural layers and spatial composition; Bunker unfolds a tense speculative narrative forged through dramaturgical research. Both pieces stem from extended creation periods in Romandy and invite spectators to witness artistic processes and the evolving stage languages of the companies.
The Tongue – in English.
Bunker – in French
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