Autechre’s twentytwentysix tour brings the legendary Warp duo back to Geneva for a rare live performance. Since the late 1980s Rob Brown and Sean Booth have pushed the boundaries of electronic music with an unpredictable approach that blends algorithmic complexity and raw emotion. As principal architects of IDM since Incunabula (1993), they continue to influence the most adventurous artists. Expect dense textures, austere rhythms and immersive, exploratory sound design.

The Slackers bring a seasoned, soulful take on ska and reggae, blending elements of rocksteady and soul with tightly wrought grooves and horn-driven arrangements. Formed in New York in 1991, the band is known for its energetic live presence and extensive discography — sixteen studio albums, five EPs and numerous singles. Recent releases include the 2025 EP “Money Is King” and the tribute single “My Last Star”. Their set combines vintage rhythms with contemporary songwriting, rich vocal harmonies and a warm, danceable pulse.

63OG is a Cameroon-born artist and member of 63 WÅ who blends raw drill energy with melodic, off-kilter flows. Influenced by Chief Keef, Playboi Carti and Young Nudy, his DMV-tinged delivery switches between French and English, creating a tense, hypnotic atmosphere. After a breakthrough year in 2024 and a sold-out performance, he continues to refine his sound, balancing abrasive textures with catchy hooks and rhythmic elasticity that foregrounds mood and streetwise vulnerability.

In English and French.

Sara Hebe is a major figure in Latin American rap and contemporary urban music. Renowned for her commanding stage presence and blunt, politically charged lyrics, she presents material from her seventh album, Negocionismo. The project fuses driving techno, heavy dubstep, electronic punk and raw hip-hop while preserving her singular voice. Live, her performances mix tense rhythmic propulsion, confrontational delivery and moments of cathartic release, creating an intense, immersive experience that blends dancefloor energy with sharp social commentary.

Formed in 1988 on Long Island, Suffocation helped define brutal death metal with relentless riffs, complex rhythms and guttural vocals. On this tour they share the bill with Ingested, Undeath and Eternal, creating a night of extreme heaviness and technical ferocity. Expect densely layered compositions, crushing breakdowns and high-energy performances that emphasise precision and intensity. The programme highlights both legacy material and newer, uncompromising tracks that showcase the genre’s raw power.