
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.
Malte Marten, handpan virtuoso, returns with Bummela and percussionist Conrado Molina for an intimate, atmospheric set. Marten’s decade-long devotion to the handpan shapes meditative compositions that slow time and invite deep listening. Conrado Molina adds virtuoso rhythms and world-music vocal colours, while multi-instrumentalist and producer Bummela layers rich textures and subtle electronic touches. Together they weave a warm, contemplative soundscape where melody and rhythm dissolve boundaries between players and listeners, fostering moments of quiet connection and shared wonder.
Guy2Bezbar blends genres with relentless modernity, drawing inspiration from the US and elsewhere while remaining rooted in his origins. His music pairs incisive rhythms with a strong visual identity—music videos and a cultivated image that propelled him on YouTube. On stage he deploys charisma and style, where polished arrangements meet raw energy. Presented in collaboration with TCO Prod, the concert promises a vivid, image-driven performance that foregrounds presence and sonic immediacy.
In French.
Camille returns with The Sound of Milk, a triptych album drawing together Naissance, Enfance and Adolescence. Her voice and intimate arrangements explore joy as both powerful and vulnerable against social, political and ecological unease. The performance blends delicate textures, inventive vocal timbres and sparse instrumentation to evoke memory, tenderness and moral urgency. Presented in co-production with Inouïe and Les Créatives, the concert offers a reflective, luminous soundworld that gently rekindles hope.
In French.
Presented within the LusoSonic Festival, this evening pairs Portuguese songsmith Bárbara Tinoco and Brazilian voice Chico Chico. Tinoco’s delicate pop balances intimacy, wit and emotional clarity, while Chico Chico blends blues, folk, Brazilian rhythms and gospel into an intense, expressive vocal project. The programme juxtaposes lyrical storytelling with raw musical textures, drawing listeners into warm, close-up sonic worlds. Supported by the Consulate General of Brazil and the Guimarães Rosa Institute, the concert privileges nuance, tenderness and a powerful sense of cultural dialogue.
Fronted by Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg, First Aid Kit offers intimate, harmony-rich folk steeped in melancholic pop and refined songwriting. Across a stripped-down programme for the Visions of the Past tour, the duo revisits songs from their early Drunken Trees era to the luminous maturity of Palomino, weaving iconic originals and beloved covers. Their delicate vocal interplay, spare arrangements and wistful melodies create an immersive, tender atmosphere that balances nostalgia and emotional clarity.
Julien Lieb performs songs from his debut album Naufragé, offering an intimate, vocal-led recital that traces resilience and longing. After reaching the Star Academy final and earning the NRJ Music Awards Revelation (2025), he shapes a sensitive, refined universe where every lyric feels personal. His voice conveys an inward journey, alternating tender confession and luminous phrasing, supported by subtle arrangements that foreground emotion and storytelling.
In French.
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