Directed and performed by Mickaël Délis with co-direction by Papy, La fête du slip narrows the lens on masculinity through a candid, intimate theatrical voice. Délis writes and inhabits the piece, calling on close relations to unsettle the cult of performance and to examine the strengths of vulnerability. The writing balances humour, tenderness and irony to create a stage experience that is at once raw and subtly moving.
In French.
FUSA is a musical voyage shaped by memory and transatlantic currents, where Latin American roots meet the brass energy of North America. Built by Fulvia Torricelli, Pedro Degaut, Noé Tavelli, Sergio Valdeos and Pierre Balda, the ensemble moves like a drifting carousel, opening space for stories, grooves and free improvisation. German violin, Brazilian guitar, roaming drums and deep bass create a vivid, border-crossing soundscape that feels both intimate and in motion.
Le Grand Bal returns with a festive, convivial evening shaped by the exuberant energy of La FanfareduLoup and Les Frères de Sac 4Tet. The atmosphere evokes a guinguette, with costumes, colourful décor and raclette warming the room. Greta Gratos hosts the celebration, while a large ensemble of winds, brass, keys, guitar, bass, percussion and sound design creates a lively, generous musical ride full of surprises and shared joy.
Free before 21:00
Zed, a rapper from Sevran and former member of 13 Block, has carved out a distinct place in French rap. After Jaune and Joli, he returns with Nephilim Part. I, a polished solo project where hard-hitting punchlines meet a heavy, melancholic atmosphere. The writing is precise and intimate, balancing darkness with brief flashes of light, and giving voice to the feelings shaping the present moment. The result is a sharp, absorbing record with a strong visual and emotional identity.
Johnny Jane returns with a new album planned for 2026, led by the first single “Les roses”. Blending sophisticated pop, French chanson and 1990s rock, he shapes songs that move between exhilaration, poetry and melancholy. Drawing on influences such as King Krule and Sébastien Tellier, the singer-songwriter and composer delivers raw, immediate performances that reaffirm his place in the new French scene.
Ghostface Killah brings the raw pulse of New York hip-hop to the stage, carrying the legacy of the Wu-Tang Clan with unmistakable intensity. Known for his razor-sharp flow, vivid street narratives and cinematic sense of storytelling, he turns classic material and solo highlights into a charged live set. From soul-drenched samples to hard-edged punchlines, the performance celebrates rap craftsmanship, personal voice and the enduring force of hip-hop culture.
L’uZine arrives with a raw, independent rap aesthetic shaped by sharp writing and transatlantic influences. Founded in 2007 in Montreuil, the collective builds a dense, uncompromising sound that balances collective energy with personal urgency. The evening also features Melan, a major voice in Toulouse rap known for committed lyrics and emotional depth, alongside 10Vers, an independent rapper whose sincere writing and intense delivery, forged through Bastard Prod and Inglourious Bastardz, leave a lasting imprint.
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