Friday 16 October, 20:00

TRENDZ — K-pop collective

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Formed as a seven-member collective, TRENDZ build a strong artistic identity through bold vocals, a distinctive rap line and meticulous choreography. The group writes and composes much of their material, favouring authenticity over prefabricated styles. Their evolving sound blends polished pop clarity with emotional depth, while production and lighting sculpt a stage of precise gestures and kinetic energy. Intense but measured, the performances reward close attention and reveal gradual transformations in tone and presence.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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