Located in Plan-les-Ouates, L’Espace Vélodrome is a performance venue with a varied program. It hosts a diverse range of events, from theater performances to live concerts, and children’s shows.
The duo Aliose steps away from their own songs to explore the repertoire of Maxime Le Forestier in a one-of-a-kind tour. This event is highlighted by vocals, guitars, a string trio, projections, and thoughtful stage design. Over the past fifteen years, Aliose has captured audiences with hits like “Loin” and “Me passer de toi,” solidifying their status in the Francophone pop scene. This tour promises fresh interpretations and surprises, including a new song created from their collaboration.
Formed in Los Angeles in 2021, La Lom is a trio that turns the city’s diverse soundscape into a sun-drenched cumbia soundtrack. Combining cumbia sonidera with 1960s soul, romantic boleros and Peruvian chicha textures, guitar, bass and percussion weave cinematic, vintage-tinged grooves. The ensemble Zac Sokolow (guitar), Jake Faulkner (bass) and Nicholas Baker (percussion) released their debut self-titled album in 2024, revealing an infectious, filmic atmosphere.
As part of the Plan-les-Ouates Cultural Season, the Singe Diesel company presents a poetic and enchanting performance. Join the journey of a hurried old man who learns to savor time through encounters along his path. Set against the backdrop of a frozen carnival, the stunning puppets and immersive soundscape whisk the audience away on a magical adventure, encouraging them to slow down and find wonder. Founded by Juan Perez Escala, the company draws from magical realism and popular culture to craft captivating shows.
In French. Kids ages 5 and up.
Titi Robin and Roberto Saadna, iconic figures in the world of Gypsy music, reunite for a new show as part of the Plan-les-Ouates Cultural Season 2025-2026. Their collaboration, which dates back to the 1990s, has been instrumental in ushering in a new wave of Gypsy music. Joined by the ensemble Ma Gavali, they present an original repertoire sung in Catalan Gypsy and Spanish, reflecting the essence of their albums “Gitans” and “Un ciel de cuivre.”
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