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Le club parisien FVTVR organise une soirée de 15h pour le lancement de son propre label

11.04

FVTVR lance son propre label « FVTVR » avec une compilation annoncée pour mi-janvier 2027. Pour célébrer cette sortie, le club organise une soirée de 15 heures dédiée à la techno.

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