Located on the edge of Geneva’s old town, the Alhambra has been part of the city’s cultural landscape since its establishment in 1920. It primarily serves as a venue for contemporary music events, organized by private entities and non-profit associations. The venue also hosts concerts and events during Geneva’s many festivals, offering a diverse range of musical performances.
The band Bloco Do Caos, renowned for their energetic performances and fusion of rock, rap, pop, reggae, and funk, will be taking the stage at the Alhambra. Expect a lively and friendly concert evening, ideal for experiencing new cultures and meeting people, all set in a culturally iconic venue.
To mark its 50th anniversary, Ilê Aiyê, the first black intercultural movement from Salvador de Bahia, is set to perform a one-of-a-kind concert at the Alhambra in Geneva. Founded in 1974, Ilê Aiyê is celebrated for its social projects and commitment to showcasing African roots through captivating rhythms and outstanding artistic performances. Their Afro-Brazilian style has influenced countless artists and continues to inspire musicians worldwide. This tropical evening promises an unforgettable celebration of solidarity, fraternity, and multicultural encounters.
Lou Doillon will perform at the Alhambra as part of the Bâtie Festival. First recognized in 2012 with her album “Places,” Lou Doillon, known for her distinctive voice, offers audiences a preview of new, unreleased songs slated for release in 2026.
Lou Doillon, inspired by the likes of Cat Power, Patti Smith, and Feist, is known for her distinctive voice and a relaxed style reminiscent of British cool. Her debut album “Places” in 2012 launched a successful career, earning her a prestigious Victoire de la Musique award. With four albums and numerous tours under her belt, Lou Doillon continues to enchant audiences with her warmth and stage presence. She will be offering a sneak peek of new songs set for release in 2026.
La Bâtie Festival hosts a remarkable concert at the Alhambra featuring Chien Bleu, Milla, and Al Walid. Genevan rapper Chien Bleu delivers intense and introspective lyrics, touching on themes like family and dreams. Milla, a singer-songwriter, enchants with her poetic depth and invitation to journey. Al Walid brings a dynamic fusion of his Maghrebi and Swiss roots to create energetic, uncompromising rap.
La Bâtie Festival is hosting a concert by the Eklekto collective at the Alhambra. The event features “Sobre la Tierra,” a composition by Luis Naón for six percussionists and electronics, and “Imprints,” a piece by Ariadna Alsina Tarrés for two percussionists, highlighting the zarb and amplified materials. This concert brings together percussion students from the Geneva University of Music and musicians from Eklekto, showcasing an intergenerational collaboration. The creation is co-produced by La Bâtie-Festival de Genève and Eklekto Geneva Percussion Center.
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