Le Rez-Usine, part of the Usine complex housed in a repurposed factory in Geneva’s Jonction district, is a concert venue run by a non-profit cultural association. A key player in the Swiss music scene, it offers a diverse and avant-garde lineup, showcasing genres from psych rock and post-punk to dub and dada rap. Renowned for its dedication to cultural and musical diversity, Le Rez stands out for its inclusive ethos, its support of artistic residencies, and its resistance to commercial trends. The venue also fosters strong collaborations with local collectives, maintaining its position as a cultural hub.
Ky‑Mani Marley blends reggae, hip‑hop, RnB and dancehall in a dynamic stage show rooted in his Jamaican heritage. He revisits anthems from his father Bob Marley alongside early recordings and more recent material, moving between soulful vocals, rhythmic grooves and spoken-word elements. A seasoned collaborator with international artists, Ky‑Mani delivers an energetic, genre-crossing performance that balances reverence for tradition with contemporary urban influences.