Soirée Hip-Hop / Afro

POSTPONED • La Fièvre G-VILLE TO THE WORLD

Du 16.01.27 / 10pm au 17.01.27 / 4am

Big Hall · Nights - Afrobeat / Hip-hop

€19 - €22 - €24

10pm-4am

Ticketing

LA FIÈVRE · EVENT POSTPONED TO JANUARY 16, 2027

"Given the protests planned for this weekend in Grenoble, the associated risks, transportation issues, and the atmosphere of the past few days, we have decided to postpone the event originally scheduled for this Saturday, October 24, at La Belle Électrique. We’ve been working on this project for months to showcase Grenoble and its talent. It deserves an evening where everyone can come, celebrate, and go home with peace of mind. This weekend, those conditions aren’t in place. And we don’t have the heart to encourage you to go out while the country is going through this. This event is postponed to Saturday, January 16, 2027, at La Belle Électrique. Take care of yourselves ❤️‍🩹" La Fièvre Team🌡️

Your tickets remain valid as is for the rescheduled date; you do not need to take any action. However, if you are unable to attend the concert on the rescheduled date, you may submit a refund request by November 23 using this form.

La Fièvre G-VILLE TO THE WORLD

G-VILLE TO THE WORLD: our way of showcasing our city’s cultural richness. On Saturday, October 24, we’re putting on a show with a style and setting inspired by the most beautiful city in France—Grenoble!Grenoble has great music, dancers, artists, and a unique style. On the 24th, we’re bringing it all together and inviting international DJs who are leaders in their fields.

DJ GREG, a legend of the Parisian and Caribbean hip-hop scene.
TITAI, a leading DJ and producer in French rap and Afrobeat, behind collaborations with Niska, Shay, Tayc, and many others.
Joining them, 100% from Grenoble: the regulars AN9ELS, KAYGEE, and JUICYGAETS, along with the talented ODILON and his WASA DANCE CREW.

And all around, a setting and aesthetic designed in true Grenoble style. Dancing, DJ sets, and a unique stage design: it’s not just a party—it’s a show!

A journey through hip-hop and Afro-descendant cultures—one that always comes back here.

Dress code: black and red

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Website

DJ Greg

DJ Greg is one of the pioneers who laid the foundations of hip-hop in the Caribbean.

Born in Guadeloupe and now based in Paris, he has been performing for over 20 years. He started out as a resident DJ at Manapany, the Caribbean mecca of Parisian nightlife, and hasn’t stopped since: radio shows, residencies, Palais Maillot, Duplex, Redlight, Pavillon Champs-Élysées. Then came the festivals: All Day In in Guadeloupe, La Beach in Toulouse, and Bacchanal. His career took off internationally: Jamaica, Canada, England, Belgium, Spain, Martinique, French Guiana…

In 2015, he produced the hit “Bend Ova” with Jamaican artist Spice, which surpassed 11 million views on YouTube. His mixtapes, meanwhile, have become timeless treasures to keep and revisit : Strictly Greg Touch, Always Trap, Classics Only, Back 2 Oldies. From Kreyol hip-hop to R&B, from dancehall to Afro, he doesn’t categorize by genre — he categorizes by quality.

DJ Greg stands out primarily for his technique and his razor-sharp scratching, which make him one of the most respected DJs in the scene.

He’s what you’d call an OG. And that’s exactly why he’s here.

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Titai

Titai is a DJ and producer of Haitian descent with a wide range of influences.

A leading figure in the French rap industry from the start of his career, he has collaborated with numerous artists such as Niska, Leto, Landy, Shay, Lefa, Guy2Bezbar, as well as Tayc, Joé Dwèt Filé, and Eva Queen. Internationally, he opened for Travis Scott and Adekunle Gold during their tours in France. He also served as a radio host for Générations (with a 5-hour weekly show)!

Refusing to limit himself to a single musical style, Titai has continually explored new genres, eventually discovering Amapiano. More than just a musical genre—it’s a true state of mind—Titai fell in love with this hybrid South African house style and delved deeply into every aspect of it. This led him to develop the “T dans quel Mood” concept, which takes the form of episodes available on YouTube where he invites an artist into the studio and creates an Amapiano-inspired track based on that artist’s mood.

A true incubator for young talent, Titai has invited artists such as Youka, Lisandro, Warren Saada, Maud Elka, Says’z, Lowjay, and Kany. Signed to the H24 label (Tayc, Ocevne, Abou Tall…), Titai continues to hone his craft today, gradually becoming “the” go-to name in Amapiano.

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An9els

Dance collective founded at Urban Dance Lab Grenoble, it consists of nine dancers with complementary styles, as well as their choreographers, Yanis and Elyes.

An9els made their debut at the La Fièvre events, where they developed a knack for stealing the show with performances worthy of the BET Awards every time they took the stage.

Their versatility allows them to perform in dancehall, pop, and even high-heeled shows, but they’ve also demonstrated a real passion and contagious energy in hip-hop and drill choreography.

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JuicyGaets

Raised on hip-hop and Afro-Caribbean music, he began DJing in 2019 to share his love for these genres. He then founded La Fièvre in 2022 with a simple goal: to bring music lovers back to the parties! He focuses on quality and plays what sounds good before what’s trending. He’s always driven by a desire to promote and spread the beauty that emanates from these cultures, which have been undervalued for far too long…

With him, expect surprising sets that blend genres and energies with technical skill and a deep understanding of the dance floor!

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Kaygee

Member of the La Fièvre collective, Kaygee is a seasoned expert on the Grenoble scene and the Caribbean community.

Before joining La Fièvre, he was a longtime member of Karibbean Wave, the original organizers of Caribbean-themed parties in Grenoble.

An excellent DJ, Kaygee has a knack for getting an entire room dancing with just a few transitions.

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Where ?

Big Hall · Nights

La Belle Électrique
12 Esplanade Andry-Farcy
38000 Grenoble

Directions

Useful info

Opening hours : Wednesday to Friday, 10am to 1am, and Saturday from 4pm, but also from 6pm if a concert is scheduled.

Doors open : 5 minutes before the start of the concert.

Dressing room : €2

Access : Under 18 years old not allowed.

Get there

Tramway : Line A stop Berriat - Le Magasin
Bus : Line C5 Université Biologie / Palais de Justice stop "Berriat - Le Magasin".
Train : From Grenoble train station, take tramway A towards "Fontaine La Poya", stop at "Berriat- Le Magasin".
Bicycles : 300 parking spaces available.
Car : Vallier-Catane parking lot, Square des Fusillés or near Rue Ampère.

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