Thursday 3 December, 20:00

Jam Session with Blues Rooster

Led by opening act Blues Rooster, this jam session invites local musicians and listeners into a night of blues-inflected improvisation and collective play. The format is loose and conversational, shifting between driving grooves, soulful solos and call-and-response exchanges. With a focus on listening and spontaneous interaction, the evening fosters conviviality and musical risk-taking, offering intimate, high-energy moments where leaders emerge, then dissolve into ensemble textures. Everyone is encouraged to bring their instrument and join the conversation.

Rue de la Servette 6,
Genève, Switzerland
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Photo Credit: Blues Association Genève

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