Sunday, June is a Hispano-Swiss band shaping warm, nostalgic psych-pop through vaporous layers, shimmering guitars and melodies that settle with gentle persistence. Their album Sun Glitter and Other Reflections received critical praise and led to tours across Switzerland, France and Spain. Their second album, recorded at Chapel Studios with producer Andy Savours, is forthcoming. On stage the group blends intimate textures and luminous hooks to create an enveloping, melancholic yet luminous atmosphere.

After several years away from the stage, Loma and Shearwater tour together under the banner When Can I See You?, offering two distinct but complementary sounds. Loma’s atmospheric, textural songs are driven by Emily Cross’s intimate voice, while Shearwater delivers cinematic indie rock led by Jonathan Meiburg. The evening opens with Dan Duszynski’s solo project Any Kind, providing a contemplative, layered set that frames the night’s shifting moods and emotional arcs.

Returning after four years, Geneva singer Danitsa blends hip‑hop, soul and reggae with assured artistry. Signed to acclaimed Big Dada, her single Miss Yo ushers in a new phase of self‑confidence and creative independence as she prepares a forthcoming album exploring family, sisterhood, love and self‑reclamation. Joining her is Zurich vocalist Mercee, whose Cuban and Italian roots inform a sound that mixes soul, R&B and contemporary influences. Both artists bring warm, stage‑honed performances in a neo‑soul vein. Coproduction with PTR.

From Paris’s 19th arrondissement, rapper Nono la Grinta blends influences from London, the United States and his native Congo into high-octane freestyles. With relentless energy, he narrates the daily life of a young Parisian, mixing sharp rhythms and candid storytelling. On his project RESTART he stakes a claim to mastery while exploring identity, aspiration and the grind of urban life. The performance is presented as a collaborative production between independent partners.

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German musician Alexander von Meilenwald presents The Ruins of Beverast, a solo project weaving progressive black metal with dense, brooding atmospheres. Joined by UK funeral doom pioneers Esoteric and visceral black metal act Imha Tarikat, the evening explores cavernous riffs, expansive compositions and oppressive sonic textures. Expect slow, monumental passages, layered instrumentation and a ritualistic intensity that foregrounds mood and atmosphere over conventional song structures.

Celebrating their 25th anniversary, Obscura leads Shred Fest 2027 in a night of extreme metal that pairs technical precision with raw intensity. Joined by Pestilence, Cryptic Shift, Thus and DVRK, the lineup delivers blistering riffs, complex rhythms and virtuosic guitar work. Expect tight, high-energy set lists and dense sonic textures that reward attentive listening while commanding physical presence. The production emphasises clarity and power to foreground musicianship and the ritualistic energy of modern metal.