Cocoon, led by Mark Daumail, marks twenty years with an intimate acoustic programme that revisits its most emblematic songs from the double album Bones for the Dogs. The French pop-folk project, known for its singular voice and songs sung in English, favors delicate arrangements and close-knit dynamics. Opening act The Woohoo — Valérie Martinez and Zep — brings complementary, tender harmonies born from their collaboration with Cocoon. The evening promises a hushed, emotive soundworld focused on nuance and lyricism.

Geneva-born harmonica virtuoso Grégoire Maret leads an intimate jazz programme that reframes the harmonica as a lyrical, improvisatory voice. Winner of multiple Grammy Awards, Maret draws on collaborations with Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheny, Sting and Marcus Miller to shape a sound marked by melodic warmth and harmonic subtlety. Accompanied by a tight ensemble of friends, the performance balances delicate nuance and spontaneous interplay, where breath, timbre and silence create a contemplative yet visceral listening experience.

Presented by SoProd, this intimate guitar-and-voice concert pairs Québecois singer‑songwriter Lynda Lemay with French guitarist Jean‑Félix Lalanne. Rooted in the chanson française tradition, their collaboration blends Lemay’s poignant storytelling with Lalanne’s instrumental virtuosity. Recorded as an album in early 2026, the repertoire shifts between tender ballads and intricate guitar dialogues, favouring warm, close acoustics and sparse arrangements that highlight lyricism and technique.

In French.

The Gutiérrez brothers weave two guitars into a dreamlike sonic landscape, blending desert blues and spaghetti‑western motifs into expansive instrumental cinema. Born between Zurich and Ecuador, their intimate interplay shapes sweeping melodies and haunting reveries, where sparse rhythms and tremolo-laden lines evoke vast horizons. Their 2024 album Sonido Cósmico, produced by Dan Auerbach, confirms an increasingly international trajectory and a refined palette that balances raw emotion with meticulous touch.

Suzane’s concerts pull you in: taut movement, a steady stare and lyrics that say things without hesitation yet make you dance. Revealed to the public with Toï Toï and confirmed on stage, she returns with Millénium, a raw, timely album. On stage she blends choreography, direct storytelling and propulsive electronics to create intense scenes and communal release. Presented in partnership with Inouïe.

Led by Médine and directed by Laetitia Botella, Enfants du destin revisits stories of children swept up in history’s upheavals. Accompanied by Guillaume Zolnierowsky (piano, guitar) and Shéhérazade (voice, cello), the piece unfolds as intimate acoustic storytelling; Karinale Lo van Zaouiche punctuates the narrative with brief, dialogued interventions. With lyrics by Médine and music by Proof, adapted by Redzol and Shéhérazade, the performance blends concert and theatre to probe collective memory, interweaving personal names and fractured lives into a quiet, resonant inquiry.

In French.