South Korea’s Rolling Quartz channels raw rock energy and K-pop intensity in a high-voltage live set. The five-member band — vocalist Jayoung, guitarists Iree and Hyunjung, bassist Arem and drummer Yeongeun — blends punchy riffs, driving rhythms and commanding vocals. Their 2022 mini-album Fighting marked an international breakthrough, reflecting a sound that fuses garage-rooted rock with polished stagecraft. The performance promises muscular musicianship, tight ensemble interplay and an electrifying, crowd-driven atmosphere.

The comedian and actor Vincent Dedienne is venturing into new creative territory with “Un lendemain soir de gala,” a unique event that combines humor and music. Dedienne will perform original songs crafted by artists he admires, including Alex Beaupain, Jeanne Cherhal, and Vincent Delerm. This promises to be a one-of-a-kind evening filled with theater, music, humor, and warmth. Tickets purchased for the previous date are still valid for the new event.

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Thylacine presents a cinematic electronic set that blends field recordings, textured beats and projected imagery. The producer and performer translates travels into layered soundscapes, where intimate melodies unfold into immersive, rhythmic waves. Live processing and dynamic lighting shape shifting moods, inviting focused listening and physical response. The performance favors nuance over spectacle, mapping memory and motion through subtle sonic architecture and live visuals that extend the artist’s singular universe.

Multi-instrumentalist and singer Âpe Chimba crafts immersive concerts that open spaces of perception, connection and inner movement. He blends shamanic chants, indigenous folk melodies and hypnotic rhythms with a refined contemporary sound, weaving traditional chants, Spanish-language songs and ancient instruments with singular frequencies into a rich sonic tapestry. Performances unfold like living journeys—alternating silence and pulsation, intimate introspection and collective presence—where texture, rhythm and resonance invite deep listening and bodily response, creating a meditative, trance-tinged atmosphere.

With her Hope Tour, Angélique Kidjo brings one of Africa’s most remarkable voices to life. A Grammy winner, she blends West African roots with Afrobeat, soul and funk to build a vibrant, rhythmic soundscape. Songs like “Mother Nature” bridge generations from Salif Keita to Burna Boy, affirming dignity, solidarity and joy. Backed by a dynamic band, Kidjo radiates passion and rhythmic intensity, transforming the evening into a celebratory journey of movement, warmth and communal energy.

Aterciopelados, led by Andrea Echeverri and Héctor Buitrago, bring three decades of socially conscious rock fused with Latin rhythms. On this tour they celebrate La Pipa de la Paz — 30 Years with a set that balances electric immediacy and poetic lyricism. Support act Palenque La Papayera offers exuberant banda rooted in Caribbean mestizaje, communal dance and brass-driven textures. Together they create a festive, visceral dialogue where political urgency meets collective joy and movement.