Thursday 3 September, 20:00

STANE — Rock and Blues Jam

Founded in Geneva, STANE is an independent rock quartet that channels the spirit of ’70s rock through contemporary energy. Built around Stéphane Péclard’s songwriting, the band — Stéphane Péclard (vocals, guitar), Rolf Waeger (drums), Cosimo Manco (bass) and Teddy Huyghebaert (guitar) — blends classic riffs, driving grooves and catchy melodies into over fifteen originals crafted for live performance. On stage they aim to create a shared, suspended moment where raw energy and emotion fuse with music, inviting communal movement and intensity.

Rue de la Servette 6,
Genève, Switzerland
Photo Credit: BAG
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Photo Credit: BAG

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