Tuesday 9 March, 19:30

Splean — Live

Booking Required

Sasha Vasilyev and the legendary rock band Splean offer a powerful evening of electric rock that melds driving rhythms with melancholic lyricism. With a repertoire spanning more than thirty years, the group balances sing-along hits and recent compositions, delivered through Vasilyev’s distinctive, charismatic voice. The performance emphasizes emotional directness and dynamic contrasts, from raucous climaxes to intimate moments, creating a cathartic and communal atmosphere that traces the band’s long musical arc.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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