Friday 14 August, 22:00

Jam Vo: live

Jam V.O brings together Latin rhythms, Afrobeat, reggaeton, rap, salsa, and soulful melodies in a vibrant live performance that reflects the artist’s multicultural roots and boundless musical curiosity. Blending infectious grooves with heartfelt storytelling, the Geneva-based artist creates an energetic atmosphere where dance, emotion, and cultural influences meet. From intimate ballads to high-energy anthems, the concert celebrates diversity, connection, and the universal language of music, offering audiences an uplifting experience that moves seamlessly between celebration and introspection.

Route des Jeunes 24,
Carouge, Switzerland
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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