Wednesday 14 October, 19:30

Charles Esten & Jenn Bostic

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Charles Esten brings a vibrant country‑rock set that blends raw energy, storytelling and close rapport with his audience. Best known for his role as Deacon Claybourne on Nashville and for a Guinness World Record of 54 singles in 54 weeks, Esten showcases songs from his debut independent album Love Ain’t Pretty alongside passionate live performances. Accompanied by a compact band and supported by singer-songwriter Jenn Bostic, the show moves from intimate verses to soaring choruses, creating warm, cinematic moments and communal sing‑along passages.

In English.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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