Gallery room
Club room
Club roombounce · techno · house tech
Sat 07.11 · 11pm–6:30am · early rate €13 from 11pm to midnight · then €15 / 17 / 19, your choice · 21+
Limited presale / Tickets at the door.
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Club roombounce · techno · house tech
Sat 07.11 · 11pm–6:30am · early rate €13 from 11pm to midnight · then €15 / 17 / 19, your choice · 21+
Limited presale / Tickets at the door.
The Gallery loses itself in hypnotic constellations before giving way to an Australian doof that’s taken on a Berlin flavour. Industrial textures cut through the Club, then Colombian percussion scratches the grooves of the vinyl.
Which stellar duo was born on this very stage two months ago? How does an Australian doof take on a Berlin flavour? How does a set become a political story? How does Colombian percussion become techno?
Want to go further? It’s all below. Écoute voir.
Rare sound system: a dome of 25 speakers designed with Cym Acoustics, a French brand.
Berlin · from Melbourne · Hot Meal Records
@lishomodeSoundCloudRA
Ollie Lishman is a DJ and producer hailing from Melbourne, Australia, whose meteoric rise in the electronic music scene is propelled by his dynamic fusion of trance, techno and iconic grooves, captivating dancefloors worldwide. Drawing inspiration from the pulsating beats of 90s techno, hard house and trance, Ollie's productions have garnered widespread acclaim, earning him international recognition from esteemed figures such as Trym, Marlon Hoffstadt and DJ Heartstring, among others. His tracks have become fixtures in the global arena, featured in renowned festivals.
Ollie Lishman grew up in Naarm, the Aboriginal name for Melbourne, with the culture of bush doofs, outdoor parties put on by collectives in the Australian bush. He started on keyboard at around eight or nine, then guitar, before finding electronic music as a teenager. Now based in Berlin, he says the city has made his sound groovier, with more layers.
He calls his blend of house, techno and trance “Hot House”. After a first EP, Position Critical, he released Watch Yo Step in 2024 on Hot Meal Records, Bad Boombox’s label. He produces during the day and writes some tracks for a specific moment of his sets: the opening, the middle or the end. He also says he prefers European clubs where people keep their phones in their pockets.
Read: Mixmag Germany (November 2024) · Terminal V Podcast (December 2024)
Strasbourg · Ambre & teinture-mère
@__voide_@_aaaambreee@teinture_mere
VOIDE is the alliance of two Strasbourg DJs, Ambre and teinture-mère, joining forces to set the dancefloor vibrating with hypnotic sounds that send bodies into a trance. They will unite behind the decks, the promise of a starry, restless night.
The duo was born at Karmen on 5 September 2026, and 7 November will be its third date. Ambre co-founded the Menthe Poivrée collective and also plays as a duo with Makar under the name Lait tchaï. Her sets move through downtempo, deep techno, bass, trance and breaks.
Sound system: Danley Sound Labs.
Turin · from Bogotá · KAOS
@ruizosc1SoundCloudRA
Colombian DJ and producer from Bogotá, Ruiz Osc1 (Erika Andrea Murcia Ruiz) has established herself on the international electronic scene through her refined vinyl technique and a sound she defines as “folkloric techno”: a blend of Colombian rhythms inherited from her childhood and contemporary electronic music. A Technics ambassador, she has performed at reference clubs such as Bassiani, Tresor and Fold, and has released music on Kaos and Molekül.
Erika Andrea Murcia Ruiz grew up in Bogotá, with a mother who was a singer and a record dealer. In Colombia, she says, traditional music plays at breakfast, lunch and dinner, and every generation knows the lyrics. It was on arriving in Europe, seventeen years ago, that she truly discovered club culture and started mixing. She now lives in Italy.
For her, the link between Colombian music and techno runs through rhythmic language, and above all through percussion: that is where her “folkloric techno” comes from, part of her identity but not the whole picture, she adds. Her EP Techno Nostalgia, on KAOS, started from an edit of “It Just Won’t Do”, a 2002 track she had mixed with a techno record in the middle of a set. The crowd’s reaction convinced her that music can bring generations together. The other tracks were born on tour, sketched on an app while travelling.
One record never leaves her bag: Trust, by DJ Misjah.
Strasbourg · Z•EST Radio · Ascendant Butch
@triste_trans
TristeTrans is a resident DJ on Zest Radio and with the Ascendant Butch collective. His trans and queer identity plays a central role in his artistic practice and shapes his relationship with music, the scenes he moves through and the spaces he aims to create. Through his research and track selections, he aims to help raise the profile of these artists and, in his own small way, contribute to our communities carving out a space for themselves within the music scene.
He has been on air on Z•EST Radio and Mutant Radio. At Karmen, he played Trans Day of Rage in November 2025, a night by and for trans and non-binary communities, then Ascendant Butch’s Klub Pride in June 2026.
Manufacture des Tabacs
4 cour des Cigarières, 67000 Strasbourg. → Directions
500m from the Gallia tram stop.
Tram: Gallia stop, lines C, E and F
Bus: lines 10 and 30, Saint Guillaume stop; line 72, République stop
Nearby parking: Parcus Bateliers car park
Bike parking around the building
Paris: 1h46 by TGV. Karlsruhe: ~40 min by train · Offenburg: ~25 min · Freiburg: ~1h15 · Basel: ~1h20 · Nancy: ~1h30. Entry is possible until 4am, plenty of time to arrive on the last evening train.
A lift is available for people with reduced mobility.
Early rate €13 from 11pm to midnight, then €15 / 17 / 19, your choice. The support rate lets us offer a solidarity rate; the general rate covers production costs. Limited presale / Tickets at the door. 21+. Entry possible until 4am.
Holding a ticket does not guarantee entry if the conditions of access are not met.
A healthy and caring party space is built together, between a venue and its crowd. For a free and joyful night, take care of yourself and your friends, and pay attention to others and to the space you take up.
If you experience or witness anything abnormal, or see someone who is not doing well, come and find a member of the team. We are watchful, and we are here for you. We believe you.
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Safe team
Two rooms from 11pm to 6:30am · lockers €2 (bring a coin) · a few snacks or light bites · a fine selection of soft drinks.
Karmen Camina is a hybrid, collective and living cultural venue, set in the former Manufacture des Tabacs in Strasbourg. A place for encounters, freedom, creation and expression, open to all, committed to ecological and social progress, to sound and visual creation, and to any form of experimentation that helps build something in common.
Karmen Camina is run by the Tiers-Lab cooperative, made up of independent entrepreneurs and creatives from Strasbourg’s alternative cultural community. Decision-making power is shared between the cooperative’s members. There is no majority shareholder.
♡ See you on the dancefloors
