The iconic Créatives Late Night, in collaboration with the Grand Théâtre de Genève, will be held this year at the BFM, featuring a vibrant lineup to celebrate the 2026 edition in grand style!
La Late Night is making its return in 2026. Hosted for the first time at the Bâtiment des Forces Motrices (BFM), this iconic event—co-produced with the Grand Théâtre de Genève (GTG)—will take over an equally spectacular venue for a new edition that’s even more festive and daring. A must-see event of the festival, DJ sets, live music, and visual and participatory performances will take the stage one after another to bring the BFM to life and collectively imagine more desirable futures—the central theme of the 2026 edition.
Featuring:
Tatyana Jane (FR) was born in Douala, Cameroon, and moved to the south of France at age eleven. A multidisciplinary artist, she tackles various types of projects, distinguishing herself primarily through music production and DJing. In her quest to establish herself as a producer, she released her first Boiler Room set featuring 99% of her own productions. Her music draws on her cultural heritage while embracing bass music, techno, EDM, and dubstep. Signed to Ed Banger Records in 2025, she continues her artistic evolution with Discordia, her first EP on the label, available since June 4, 2026.
deBasement (US) is a queer/trans electropop-bass duo based in Los Angeles, formed by Alli Logout, a member of the punk band Special Interest, and Margo XS, a DJ and producer who has collaborated with artists such as Kim Petras and Zara Larsson. Since 2024, the duo has been delivering explosive live performances at international clubs and festivals, from Berghain to London, Berlin, Montreal, and Madrid. Their music, at the intersection of bass music, electropop, and club sounds, has already won over artists such as Bambii, AG Cook, and Juliana Huxtable.
Qlub Qimeras (CH) is a collective founded by three Geneva-based artists committed to club culture. Through this project, they aim to contribute to greater diversity in nightlife spaces and amplify the voices of Latin American electronic music scenes, which remain largely underrepresented in Europe. Their goal is simple: to create a space where artists from diasporas and the Global South are welcomed with respect and given a platform. They champion a hybrid lineup, infused with diverse influences, where listening, curiosity, and openness guide their approach.
An installation conceived and curated by Noemi Grütter (CH), featuring audio-reactive visuals by Eleonora Bonorva (CH) and set design by Zoé Bilgeri (CH), will invite the public to explore and shape their own visions of the future. Fragments of sentences beginning with What if... will appear continuously throughout the space, opening up speculative possibilities beyond patriarchal, colonial, and capitalist logics. The installation will thus offer an experience that is both physical and emotional: a space to imagine, question the present, and give shape to what other futures might look like. The public, in turn, will be able to inscribe their responses, thoughts, and visions directly within the installation. These contributions will accumulate and gradually compose a collective map of possibilities. The installation will thus become a work in progress, nourished by the imaginations of those who pass through it, until a form of collective utopia emerges.
