Friday 23 October, 19:00

GIMS & Triangle des Bermudes

Booking Required

GIMS and Triangle des Bermudes deliver a night of hip-hop and French rap, blending commanding vocal delivery with dense, club-rooted production. Immersive visuals and bold lighting sculpt the kinetic momentum as guest artists and DJ sets extend into Baile do Village XXL. The staging balances large-scale spectacle and intimate moments, alternating explosive ensemble passages with close, rhythmic interludes. The overall atmosphere favors physical, communal engagement, where beats and textures reshape familiar songs into a visceral urban experience.

Route François-Peyrot 30,
1218 Le Grand-Saconnex
Photo Credit: village du soir
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Photo Credit: village du soir

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