Billions Of Comrades celebrate 15 years and you’re invited!

After our summer break, we're thrilled to announce our first show of the new season — and what better way to come back than with a special night to celebrate the band's 15th anniversary ! Billions Of Comrades: asymmetrical dance-punk with neck-snapping rhythms and chanted vocals. A flirtation between organic and synthetic sounds soaked in adrenaline and sweat, which the Belgian quartet shares cathartically on stage! Dirty Rodeo is a duo of brothers who've been tearing up stages for over 10 years. Driven by raw, relentless energy, they've forged their identity through relentless gigging, nervy EPs and a first album released in 2018. Between rock power, more nuanced melodies and strong human commitment, the band charts its path with authenticity. Today, Dirty Rodeo returns with a new album, "AT LEAST WE TRY", true to their DNA: intense, sincere and uncompromising. Sprot Dimonde: a participatory performance in the form of a wild and grotesque aerobic ceremony, somewhere between buffoonish spectacle, hijacked gym class and embodied musical experience. The audience is invited to a joyful, energetic collective warm-up where people sweat, laugh and connect. Here, you practice the sprot: a playful, liberating and slightly absurd discipline. Tender Tapes is a Parisian garage rock / indie rock band heavily marked by the '90s. Their universe is often described as a mix of Sonic Youth and The Breeders' sonic palettes, with raw riffs, DIY energy and occasionally melancholic moods. BOROKOV BOROKOV: Above all, we make music we ourselves want to dance to. Even when the music in question doesn't immediately resemble dance music. Mme Patate: A composer, DJ and performer for over 10 years, she now expresses the day and night sides of her personality in delicate handmade music: a blend of acoustic instruments, toys, sound objects and recordings… Madame Patate also works for dance, theatre and sound installations. Come celebrate with your comrades! It's going to be incredible !