To mark its twenty-fifth anniversary, this evening celebrates three feminine voices of Geneva’s music scene through intimate, soulful and nuanced performances. A pop-folk/rock opener by Tess Giordano sets the tone before Roxane delivers vintage folk-soul-pop numbers, joined on several songs by a string quartet led by Marion Devaud. Closing with Elvett Voices, a female piano-and-voice quartet, the programme favours acoustic, close-up arrangements that emphasise warmth and shared emotion.

An anniversary concert gathering David Walters, Tiwayo, Siân Pottok and Natascha Rogers for a musical journey across soul, Afro‑Caribbean rhythms, folk and percussion. David Walters presents new intimate material; Tiwayo delivers guitar‑and‑voice interpretations; Siân Pottok and Natascha Rogers create a shared piece, with Edouard Coquard on percussion. The evening balances tenderness and rhythmic drive, blending lyrical songwriting with vibrant, percussive textures. Supported by the Pour-cent culturel Migros.

Celebrating ten years on stage, Leïla Huissoud presents a new duo show that weaves reinterpretations of the French chanson she grew up with and her own original songs. Her expressive voice inhabits familiar covers, answering them with intimate compositions that react, converse and link eras. Sparse instrumentation and attentive dynamics foreground storytelling and timbre, offering a dialogue between past and present. Presented as part of a 25th‑anniversary celebration.

With a beguiling blend of electronics, art pop, saudade and Latin alternative rock, Ão has become one of Belgium’s most vibrant acts. Rooted in Mozambican and Portuguese heritage, vocalist Brenda Corijn sings in Portuguese and English with a warm, magnetic tone, supported by Siebe Chau’s guitar, Jolan Decaestecker’s electronics and Bert Peyffers’ percussion. Their new album Malandra deepens their sound with greater rhythm and rougher textures, brought to life in dynamic live performances.