Thursday 20 November, 20:00

NNAVY & Roxane

Experience a captivating evening at the Salle du Lignon as part of the Les Créatives festival, featuring NNAVY and Roxane. Kicking off the night, Roxane delivers heartfelt songs, blending guitar with emotional depth and poetic sensitivity that resonates deeply. Following her, Swiss soul-jazz sensation NNAVY brings a smooth groove and vibrant intensity, offering a profound and radiant musical journey. This event, a harmonious mix of gentleness and strength, is presented in collaboration with Vernier Culture.

Place du Lignon 16,
1219 Le Lignon
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Photo Credit: Festival Les Créatives

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