KALEÏDO Concert Rock
The Department of Cultural Affairs is continuing its new cultural program, KALEÏDO, dedicated to young people on 3 October 2026 at 6 pm.
Following the success of singer Styleto at Fort Antoine this summer, KALEÏDO returns with a new musical event, taking over an iconic Principality venue for a rock show designed as a genuine festival in an intimate setting.
For one evening, the Rainier III Auditorium is transforming its look. The Troparium space will host a specially installed temporary stage—an unconventional setting intended to shake up concert conventions and transform the venue to welcome a new wave of artistic talent.
The program: Starting at 6:00 pm, enjoy a DJ set and food trucks. From 8:30 pm, the stage belongs to live performances by two rock bands from the international music scene.
THE SOPHS
Headlining the event, The Sophs arrive from California with a rock sound that is as unpredictable as it is explosive. Led by Ethan, the six-piece band blurs the lines between indie-rock, pop-punk, funk, blues, and 90s sounds, following a single rule: refuse to choose just one style.
With their debut album *GOLDSTAR*, released on Rough Trade, the band confirms this musical freedom and their distinct personality. Already hailed by *Le Monde* as “Californian rock chameleons,” The Sophs are one of the year’s breakout rock acts, while *Les Inrockuptibles* sees them as a band that could well become the next Strokes.
After making their mark on international stages, The Sophs performed at the Eurockéennes de Belfort festival on July 4th.
Experience them live: a young, spirited, and totally unpredictable band.
COPYCAT
Formed by cousins Apolline and Zoé, the duo offers a pop-rock repertoire brimming with energy and humor—music that resonates just as strongly with dedicated fans as it does with anyone who sees their own experiences reflected in the lyrics.
Born from an impromptu musical jam session at a family gathering, Copycat quickly made a name for themselves on the French music scene, eventually earning a selection for the prestigious INOUÏS showcase at Printemps de Bourges.
In their debut EP, *Morning Routine*, Apolline and Zoé use plenty of self-deprecating humor to explore the big and small moments of their twenties: romance, relationships, body image, nights out, and the everyday struggles of life. Their winning formula? A red guitar, a blue bass, a drum machine, and—above all—a genuine chemistry that sets them apart.
On stage, the duo does more than just play their songs; they sweep the audience into their world, blending dance, choreography, humor, and guitar solos.
A radiant, spontaneous duo—come catch them live on the Troparium’s pop-up stage!
