Saturday 20 March, 20:30

JeanJass

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JeanJass is a major voice of francophone rap, blending Belgian roots and Moroccan influences into bold, expressive hip-hop. Emerging from the movement, he developed a distinctive flow marked by sharp lyricism, playful wordplay and vivid storytelling across solo projects and extensive tours. His latest solo album refines composed beats and intimate narratives, while his commanding stage presence and rhythmic drive turn songs into communal, high-energy performances that bridge personal reflection and streetwise wit.

Place des Volontaires,
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