At 24, Adèle Castillon channels intimate confessions into a luminous pop performance. The singer, first known as half of Vidéoclub, blends electro-pop textures with fragile vocal lines to explore heartbreak and addiction. Signed to Iconoclast and collaborating with producer Surkin, her songs mix nostalgic synths and modern pop sensibilities. Lighting and subtle arrangements cradle her voice, creating an introspective atmosphere that moves between wistful tenderness and raw emotional clarity.

Oesch’s Die Dritten, a Swiss family ensemble, mark three decades with a festive programme that blends their musical tradition and stage repertoire. Rooted in alpine folk, their sound mixes yodelling, accordion and fiddles with tight vocal harmonies and instrumental virtuosity. The performance alternates moments of intimate storytelling and exuberant ensemble playing, offering warmth, humour and rhythmic drive that celebrate family heritage and communal joy.