Three days of free concerts in an exceptional riverside setting!
Seven concerts to celebrate the new season.
Detailed programme
Friday 15 August 2025
7.30pm - Judith*G
She writes songs in French, electro-pop-rock hits to dance to on her bed if she can't get out of it, to cry less and sweat more. She loves poetry and wordplay, and doesn't quite know where one begins and the other ends, so she writes lyrics that are a bit funny and a bit pretty, because if you're going to cry, you might as well laugh too.
8.30pm - Elvett
A delicious blend of pop, jazz and gospel, Elvett take us on an introspective journey, lulled by electronic and analogue sounds, traditional songs and a piano that is sometimes lyrical, sometimes tribal. The Geneva-based group, whose career began with Lyn M and Alain Frey, has gone from strength to strength and is now joined by jazz singer and pianist Soraya Berent, the new face of today's pop scene Gaspard Sommer, and two remarkable voices, those of Chloé Baumgartner and Capucine Mugnier.
10:15pm - Anouar Kaddour Chérif - EL MIZAN
El Mizan, which means ‘the balance’ in Arabic, embodies a subtle balance between tradition and modernity, between East and West. The group, born on the shores of Lake Geneva, is the brainchild of Algerian composer Anouar Kaddour Chérif. Through El Mizan, he has given birth to a singular musical universe, where “Magh-rock” stands out as bewitching psychedelic folk, blending the vibrant rhythms of Algerian châabi with daring sonic experimentation.
Saturday 16 August 2025
7pm - 24 Kiara
24 KIARA is a delicious blend of electro, pop and indie rock. Imagine synthetic melodies that stick to your legs and make you want to dance, disco arpeggios that sparkle and beats that hit hard. On stage, the trio's energy is contagious, their charisma undeniable. An up-and-coming band, perfect for opening the Saturday night festivities!
8.15pm - Pierre Omer'Swing Revue
Summoning the golden age of Harlem, the underbelly of New Orleans, the surreal fantasy of jive and the pounding of gypsy swing, the quartet in dinner jackets and bow ties create an explosive dance cocktail, blending original compositions and traditional repertoire. The music ranges from blues and exotic sounds to rock and film noir soundtracks. Eclectic music with an irresistible groove.
10pm - Oy
This adopted Berlin duo, with roots in Ghana and Switzerland, have been wowing stages around the world since 2012. From avant-pop Afrobeat electronica to hip-hop, trap and jazz, OY's music is shimmering and whimsical, driven by heady melodies and a fiery flow bursting with soul. A rousing, eccentric journey saturated with colour!
Sunday 17 August 2025 with the family
3pm - Gaëtan
Singer-songwriter of 7 albums for children, including 3 gold discs, sung in schools, recognised by Henri Dès, supported by Sanseverino (who took part in the ‘Zingoingoin’ album), applauded throughout the French-speaking world, Gaëtan is a real rascal who carves out his own path as he carves out his career, with success and panache. He mischievously takes us into his eccentric, poetic world for a breathtaking interlude before the start of the new school year. Come and sing along and share a moment of pure happiness with the whole family!
Schedule subject to change
