Early rate €13 from 11pm to midnight · then €15 / 17 / 19, your choice · 21+
Limited presale / Tickets at the door.
have a listen↓
Early rate €13 from 11pm to midnight · then €15 / 17 / 19, your choice · 21+
Limited presale / Tickets at the door.
Downstairs, we dance hard to melancholy: Wicked Girls, the duo between Paris and Berlin, with an acid, loud, punk techno that refuses to take itself seriously, and Kelly Placard, from Strasbourg's DIY scene, who stretches the unease between decadent pop and dissonant electronics.
Upstairs, three ways of telling stories under the dome: Bitter Babe, shaped in Miami's clubs, and her percussive tension; Evissimax, Italian-Nigerian DJ and vocalist, and her autobiographical sets between ghetto tech and tribal rhythms; Bjr Alex, from Strasbourg, and their goblin club music, political and joyful.
To dig deeper, it's all below. Have a listen.
A rare sound system: a 25-speaker dome designed with the French brand Cym Acoustics.
Bogotá · Paris · NTS Radio resident
@bitterbabe_NTS · Obsidian DreamsSoundCloud
A multidisciplinary artist and DJ born in Bogotá, shaped by Miami's club scene and now based in Paris, Bitter Babe develops a rhythmic, club-focused sound, driven by percussive tension and an ever-evolving sense of groove. Resident on NTS Radio with her show Obsidian Dreams and a member of the Berlin collective Climate of Fear, she has played leading festivals and clubs since 2023, and presented her live show at MUTEK Montréal in 2025 before taking it to Pitch Festival in Australia in 2026.
Born in Bogotá and shaped by Miami's club scene, Bitter Babe now lives in Paris. Since at least 2024 she has hosted Obsidian Dreams on NTS Radio, a show where she opens up her personal archives: electronica, trip hop, percussive club music. In Berlin she is a regular at Climate of Fear nights, where several of her back-to-backs were recorded, with Cashu in 2024 and with Kia in 2025.
In August 2025, MUTEK Montréal booked her twice, including a night in the Satosphère of the Société des arts technologiques. In March 2026 she was among the international artists at Pitch Music & Arts in Australia. In September 2026, Resident Advisor picked as Mix of the Day her five-hour back-to-back with OK Williams, recorded at Climate of Fear, on the same night she was presenting a new audiovisual show with Koch.a in London.
Read and listen: RA · Mix of the Day, Bitter Babe & OK Williams (September 2026) · Crack Magazine · Bitter Babe · Her NTS page
Milan · DJ and vocalist · Funclab Records
@evissimaxRASoundCloud
An Italian-Nigerian DJ and vocalist based in Milan, Evissimax builds sets that feel like autobiographical journeys: unpredictable, emotional and deeply personal. Moving between ghetto tech, tribal rhythms, techno and club music without ever being boxed into one genre, she has played across Europe and beyond, including FOLD, Razzmatazz and ROBOT Festival, alongside artists such as Björk, Yung Lean and Jensen Interceptor.
Evissimax grew up between Italy, Nigeria and Ghana before settling in Milan about ten years ago. Her mother passed on afrobeat and hip-hop, her father 70s and 80s rock and Italian song. She learned to mix in a beginners' workshop run by the Milan women's collective Slipmode, then joined Funclab Records, the city's label and collective.
Her debut EP, Reboot-Y, came out there in June 2024: in the studio with Ayce Bio, she started singing and writing on her own tracks. She has hosted shows on Foundation FM and Oroko, and her sets, from Jersey club to ghetto house, from footwork to hard house, took her in 2025 and 2026 to Flow Festival in Helsinki, Teletech Festival in Manchester and HOWL Pride in London.
Read: Trippin · The Trippin Mixes, vol. 32 · Metal Magazine · interview (June 2024) · Kaltblut · Press Play, OTT
Paris · Strasbourg · Z•EST resident
@bjrbjralexSoundCloudZ•EST Radio
Bjr Alex is a DJ and artist. A resident of Strasbourg web radio Z•EST, they develop a narrative, hybrid approach to the club that they call goblin club music. Their sets move between bass music, techno and club music, built like side quests where genres intertwine and warp. Rooted in queer parties, their practice sees the club as a political, joyful and committed space, where bodies, identities and demands move to the rhythm of the BPM.
Sound system: Danley Sound Labs.
aka Louisahhh & kimifromtheinternet · Paris · Berlin
@wickedgirlsdance@louisahhh@kimifromtheinternetBandcamp · RAW
Photo: em barre
Wicked Girls is the meeting of Kimi Recor and Louisahhh, two artists on parallel paths who finally came together after more than two decades orbiting each other. From New York electroclash to Californian raves, by way of Berlin and the French countryside, they gave birth to a project as acid as it is melancholic, mixing irreverent basslines, dark melodies and techno-punk energy, for the simple joy of playing and creating together.
Wicked Girls is Louisahhh and Kimi Recor, aka kimifromtheinternet. A first EP, Good Dogs, came out in May 2025 on RAW; the duo's name comes from one of its lyrics. The second, Peaktime Lol, has just been released on Mia Mao Records. Speaking to Tsugi in October 2026, they described themselves as “a kind of anti-patriarchy techno duo”: loud techno fed on punk, acid and trance, made for fun and for rejecting the codes of serious techno.
Louisahhh started out in the basements of early-2000s New York. A producer, DJ and performer, she now plays a hybrid solo format, techno set and live vocals, seen at Sónar, Dour, ADE, Tresor, Razzmatazz and fabric. She co-founded the label RAAR, is part of the band Pain Magazine, hosts the Sober Sex podcast, and campaigns for intersectional feminism and mental health in club culture.
Kimi Recor has twenty years of techno behind her. Punk, then jungle and drum and bass, got her out of a small town in the American Midwest. She once set production aside so as not to be boxed in; she also runs schnallo, a project critiquing society and patriarchy, in German and English.
Read and listen: Tsugi · interview (October 2026, in French) · CTM Festival 2026 · Louisahhh · Good Dogs on Bandcamp
Strasbourg · DIY scene
@kellyplacardSoundCloud
Kelly Placard moves between decadent pop and dissonant electronics, from thrifted vinyl to digital finds. Active for more than 10 years in Strasbourg's DIY scene, she nurtures a passion for alternative music from the 80s to today.
Practical info
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.
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