Mobb Deep, with Havoc, joined by Big Noyd and DJ L.E.S., will be performing in concert at the Alhambra in Geneva. Known for their hardcore style and iconic albums like “The Infamous” and “Hell on Earth,” Mobb Deep hails from Queensbridge, New York. Despite the loss of Prodigy, Havoc keeps the legacy of this legendary group alive. Don’t miss this unique opportunity—secure your tickets now.

L.E.J, the renowned trio known for their vocal harmonies and dynamic stage presence, will be performing at Geneva’s Alhambra. They will showcase their new album “S’aimer c’est une galère,” blending R’n’B, French chanson, and French touch, addressing themes of love and friendship with sincerity and a modern twist. Lucie, Elisa, and Juliette continue to enthrall audiences with their genuine and uncompromising music.

Ángeles Toledano leads Sangre Sucia, a flamenco concert that blends tradition and contemporary expression. The cantaora draws on soleá, bulerías and alegrías to explore heritage, modernity, sisterhood and untold personal truths. Accompanied by guitarist Benito Bernal and a close ensemble of musicians, her voice navigates intimate and eruptive moments, alternating shadow and light. Presented in collaboration with Festival Flamenco Nómada and ICAM, the performance delivers an intense, immersive soundscape where storytelling and embodied feeling meet.

Led by Émile Parisien’s incisive saxophone, Floating brings together pianist Yaron Herman, tabla master Prabhu Edouard and American double bassist Joe Sanders in a quartet that blends jazz improvisation with Indian rhythmic colours. Herman’s agile piano and Parisien’s lyricism meet Edouard’s eclectic percussive palette and Sanders’s resonant bass to create shifting textures and spontaneous alchemy. Swiss pianist Manon Mullener opens with a solo set rooted in jazz and Afro‑Cuban rhythms, highlighting melodic poise. The programme also unveils the first names and visuals for JazzContreBand 2026.

Metin & Kemal Kahraman are two brothers who have shaped socially engaged folk music for over thirty years. Their work, presented by NovaVibe Creative, is rooted in memory, exile and struggle, blending musical simplicity with intense poetic expression. On stage their voices and restrained arrangements foster intimate yet powerful encounters, where emotion, dignity and political commitment converge. The performance moves between quiet reflection and surging resolve, inviting listeners into a shared space of remembrance and solidarity.

Nikos Portokaloglou, a singular presence in contemporary Greek song with nearly forty years of work, offers an intimate journey through his repertoire. Joined by his long-standing band and guest vocalist Andriana Achitzanova, he revisits milestones from Fatme-era textures to recent compositions, framed by warm arrangements and textured instrumentation. The programme balances lyrical introspection and melodic clarity, unfolding moments of quiet intensity and communal warmth. Presented within the Mediterranean Music Festival, the concert favors emotional immediacy and musical authenticity.