Saturday, May 31
3:00 p.m.

The band Cuddie Wuddie was formed in 2020 when four lovers of vintage American music came together to devote themselves to a genre that remains little-known outside a small circle of devoted enthusiasts: hapa haole music.

Hawaiian guitar, ukulele, lap steel, banjo, guitar, double bass, and vocals come together to take you on a journey. A sound that is smooth, harmonious, and rhythmic, with hints of blues and swing.

Sunday, June 1
3:00 p.m.

The Pussies electrify the stage with sparkling covers of rock classics from the ’80s and ’90s.
Alongside cult bands like The Cure, The Clash, Grauzone, Nirvana, and The Pixies, they now unveil their own original songs for the first time — inviting everyone into a world where nostalgia meets contemporary energy.

Saturday, June 7
3:00 p.m.

Dan Breeker is a solo musician who takes his audience on a journey through his own world with original songs blending rock and melody.
His set also includes covers of well-known rock hits.

Sunday, June 8
3:00 p.m.

A radiant young duo born from the fusion of exceptional guitarist Alfredo Rogante and the voice of Sandy Voutaz — as gentle as it is powerful.
After meeting in a band, the two now team up to deliver acoustic renditions of pop and rock classics — with plenty of good vibes and smiles!

Saturday, June 14
3:00 p.m.

It’s on stage, guitar slung over his shoulder, that Swiss singer-songwriter jO Mettraux most authentically shares the best tracks from his first five albums.
With French lyrics, catchy melodies, and powerful arrangements, his poetic writing touches the heart and invites you into the intimacy of his personal journey.

Sunday, June 15
3:00 p.m.

Singer-songwriter of 7 children’s albums — including 3 gold records — Gaëtan is sung in schools, recommended by the Department of Public Instruction, recognized by Henri Dès, and supported by Sanseverino (who collaborated on the album Zingoingoin).
Cheered on by over 50,000 fans across the French-speaking world, Gaëtan is a true character who forges his path — and his career — with talent, flair, and unstoppable energy.

Saturday, June 21
3:00 p.m.

Formed by the three Fracchiolla sisters, the trio Adelphai will enchant you with a unique fusion of violins and cello, crossing styles and eras.

Get ready for a true musical journey — from soft, soothing atmospheres to energetic and uplifting compositions.

Sunday, June 22
3:00 p.m.

A Magneto concert guarantees well-crafted covers of rock legends like Jerry Lee Lewis, Eddie Cochran, Chuck Berry, Elvis, Status Quo, The Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, Eric Clapton, and Bob Seger — all delivered in a raw rock and blues style straight out of the late 20th century.

Since 1993, Etienne Magneto has also ventured into songwriting, with numerous original tracks featured across four albums — offering a subtly smoky glimpse into the band’s deep-rooted passion for the blues, proudly shaped in the Lausanne region, on the west side.

Saturday, June 28
3:00 p.m.

For this concert titled “Pocket Orchestra”, Victoria Harmandjieva (piano) and Jeanne Gollut (pan flute) form an original duo and present a program inspired by orchestral masterpieces and iconic film music.

With freshness and boldness, the two virtuosos revisit the classical repertoire and freely blend genres.

Their festive and colorful performance takes the audience on a true musical and cinematic journey.

Sunday, June 29
3:00 p.m.

STEVANS is the fusion of Europe (Yvan Franel / Zeela) and the USA (Yann Secrest). With four albums under their belt, the band has toured internationally — from London to New York, with recent tours across China, South America, and Europe, including iconic Swiss venues like Paléo Festival and Montreux Jazz.

They’ve also opened for world-renowned acts such as Coldplay, Deep Purple, and Snow Patrol.

STEVANS delivers a distinctive sound while drawing from the legacy of music legends from the ’80s to today. Their songs are infused with groove, soul, electro-pop, and urban influences.