[Club] 9e Anniversaire Du Hasard Ludique

Nine years ago, a secret passage opened beneath the station.
Crowds found their way there, nights were transformed, and the celebration brought us together.

This year, Le Hasard Ludique enters its final metamorphosis before the decade: between enchantment and heresy, the party becomes a ritual. On Saturday, April 25, from 2:00 PM, La Petite Ceinture will be transformed into an initiatory sabbath with a spellbinding open-air program: hypnotic DJ sets, captivating aerial performances and fantastical appearances will carry the crowd into a collective trance until nightfall.
When the light shifts, the stars call to us. In the station, the music rumbles and guides you to an occult club where dance becomes synonymous with freedom… Let yourself be bewitched by the enigmatic melodies of Matías Aguayo, Fanny Vilhelmsson and Gazale.

Before the free party ends at the stake, come celebrate our 9th anniversary and join us in invoking positive energies at the dawn of this next cycle.
Whether you are a mischievous spirit, a masked creature, a nocturnal flower or a playful rabbit, join the circle—let the ritual begin.

Club

11:00 PM–4:30 AM, indoors

- Matías Aguayo
Matías Aguayo was born in Santiago, Chile, and raised in Germany. Playing with musical genres, he freely mixes sounds. He refuses to be defined by labels and builds his work around his voice, his principal instrument. He is also a stage artist who combines DJing, live sound, dance and a constant, warm interaction with the audience.

- Fanny Vilhelmsson
Fanny Vilhelmsson is a Swedish DJ based in Paris. She is known for her playful and dynamic approach to selecting and mixing music. For her, music is a meeting of energies rather than a set of musical styles. By combining and layering these energies she aims to transmit a force that vibrates to the groove and to punchy bass. She moves between genres in a playful yet sophisticated manner, always reserving an element of surprise for her audience.

- Gazale
A member of Mahalla and KÉL Collectif, Gazale draws on her Iranian–French childhood and explores the connections between electronic music and SWANA heritage, blending dark disco, techno and sonic memory.