Thursday 19 November, 21:00

Les Créatives: Waterbaby — Memory Be a Blade

Waterbaby is the stage name of Kendra Egerbladh, a Stockholm-born artist whose intimate voice has become a distinct presence in the Scandinavian alternative scene. Emerging through collaborations with Seinabo Sey and Hannes, she joined Sub Pop and released the EP Foam in 2023. Her 2026 debut album Memory Be a Blade expands her sound with orchestral textures and candid songwriting that confronts memory, romantic loss and self-transformation. Expect suspended, atmospheric performances that foreground fragile, magnetic vocals.

Place du Temple 13,
Switzerland
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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