Dimitris Mpasis and Panagiotis Margaris will take the stage at the Alhambra as part of the Mediterranean Music Festival, delivering a concert filled with timeless Greek melodies. Mpasis, known for his expressive voice in contemporary Greek music, and Margaris, a celebrated guitarist and composer, will perform works by legendary Greek composers such as Theodorakis and Tsitsanis. The program will also feature solo guitar pieces arranged by Margaris. This concert promises an evocative musical dialogue between voice and guitar, blending tradition with innovation.

Mazzika Orchestra is bringing “Nuits d’Orient et du Maghreb” to the Alhambra. This exceptional concert pays tribute to the timeless icons of Oriental and Maghreb music, featuring solo vocalists, powerful choirs, and talented musicians. Under the artistic direction of Amal Guermazi, the evening promises an enchanting musical journey, where the rich Oriental heritage is elevated through modern arrangements.

Kamel Raiah, an Algerian singer who performs in the Kabyle language, will take the stage at the Alhambra in a concert organized by Tiwiza Léman. He is renowned for his vibrant voice and his deep connection to Amazigh traditions, which he enriches with modern sounds. Notable among his works is “Lechiakh,” an album that pays tribute to the masters of Kabyle music.

Philippe Manœuvre, the iconic music journalist, takes the stage for the first time with his show “Un enfant du Rock raconte” (“A Rock Child’s Tale”). Combining personal stories, humor, and rock vibrations, he shares his anecdotes and deep love for rock music, offering an immersive and emotional experience.

In French.

Recluses Fest returns to the Alhambra for a high-energy weekend featuring “The Punk Rock Legends.” Bands like GBH, Breakout, and The Damn Givers will take the stage, delivering a mix of hardcore punk, pure punk, and punk’n’roll. This event celebrates both the legends of punk rock and the new generation with raw energy. The festival upholds values of freedom, solidarity, authenticity, openness, and zero tolerance for hateful behavior. It’s a must-attend event for all punk enthusiasts in Geneva.

Led by Baxter Dury with production collaboration from Paul Epworth, this concert presents songs from the Allbarone album in a blend of pop, spoken-word and electronica. Dury’s dry Cockney wit and narrative lyrics meet retro‑futurist melodies and pulsing electronic textures, creating intimate yet danceable moments. The sparse arrangements and warm, precise production foreground his voice and storytelling, inviting listeners into a nocturnal, slightly sardonic soundworld that balances irony and tenderness.