Saturday 30 May, 19:00

Rock’n’Truck Festival

Three bands share a single stage in a compact rock evening that moves from raw punk energy to introspective progressive sound. THE GREEN FATHERS fuse rock, punk, garage and blues with freshly recorded material, delivering punchy riffs and gritty vocals. SONIC RADE offers electrifying rock-pop and haunting melodies, presenting tracks from their fifth album Berlin. LEMNIS CAT, a sixteen-year-old multi-instrumentalist, channels progressive-rock influences with modern, introspective phrasing. The programme balances high-voltage drive and luminous, reflective passages.

Route de Chancy 127,
1213 Onex
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