Sound Of Glarus
27.08.2026 – 29.08.2026
Glarus (GL)
Stephan Eicher, Lo & Leduc, Florian Ast, Kunz, Mimiks, Edb, Opération Zéro, Young Rebel Set, eifachBEN, Kalles Kaviar, Lea Wildhaber, LIV, Loveboy and His Imaginary Friends...
Tickets27.08.2026 – 29.08.2026
Glarus (GL)
Stephan Eicher, Lo & Leduc, Florian Ast, Kunz, Mimiks, Edb, Opération Zéro, Young Rebel Set, eifachBEN, Kalles Kaviar, Lea Wildhaber, LIV, Loveboy and His Imaginary Friends...
Tickets28.08.2026 – 29.08.2026
Spiez (BE)
Roxette, Tom Odell, Alvaro Soler, Nena, Anastasia, Gotthard, Max Herre & Joy Denalane, Sens Unik, ClockClock, Carrousel, Edb, Ellis Mano Band, Sofie Royer, Gini Brown, Heera...
Tickets28.08.2026 – 29.08.2026
Arbon (TG)
Hecht, Roxette, Nena, Tom Odell, Anastacia, Gotthard, Lo & Leduc, Max Herre & Joy Denalane, Valentino Vivace, Gigi Malua, Riana, Ellis Mano Band
Tickets03.09.2026 – 05.09.2026
Noirmont (JU)
Bigflo & Oli, Julien Doré, Charlie Winston, Sniper, Ultra Vomit, Gaetan Roussel, Matt Pokora, Helena, L2B, Rim'K, Superbus, La P'tite Fumée, La Rvfleuze, Matmatah...
Tickets04.09.2026 – 05.09.2026
Lupfig (AG)
Kool Savas, Baschi, Ray Dalton, Alle Farben, Anna Rossinelli, Naomi Lareine
Tickets05.09.2026
Interlaken (BE)
Centaury, D-Nation, E.X.E.C.U.T.E, Equalizerz, Hardvision, Jack Dylan b2b Timo Tetriz, Kellerkind b2b Anthik, Mind-X, MTS & FR3AKMASTER, Nitrile vs. Kage (NL), Northwind, ONX...
Tickets12.09.2026
Zürich (ZH)
Killowen, New Constellations, Soleroy, Yola, 1000 Rabbits, c4rl, Keza, Lily Costa, Milla, Sofy, Alice Costelloe, Altea, JD Cliffe, Smello, AmiiFy, Evita Koné, FEMMEMEUF...
Tickets25.09.2026 – 27.09.2026
Schupfart (AG)
Kunz, Alexander Eder, Dada Ante Portas, Mickie Krause, Anna-Maria Zimmermann, Seerugge Feger, Die Draufgänger, Die jungen Zillertaler, NoCaps
Tickets09.10.2026 – 11.10.2026
Sursee (LU)
Sportfreunde Stiller, Gentleman, MoTrip, Afrob & Ferris MC, RAUM27, Möchtegang, La Nefera, Velvet Two Stripes, Luna, Lena-Lisa, LIV, Run
Tickets29.10.2026 – 01.11.2026
Basel / Luzern / Zürich (CH)
Brian Leach, Brian Haitz & Brendan Mulholland, Astro Bloc, The Outcast Crew
Tickets18.11.2026 – 06.12.2026
Kloten (ZH)
Bastian Baker, Kunz, Lunik, John Newman, Jule X, Klangkarussell, Loco Escrito, Dodo, Kamrad, Ray Dalton, 1986zig, 77 Bombay Street, Joris, Eileen Alister
Tickets10.12.2026 – 13.12.2026
Zermatt (VS)
Andrea Oliva, Rbør, DMASSO, Hotlap, Emanuel Satie, Jan Blomqvist, BEOBÊ, Valentin Huedo, Ernesto Altés, Detta
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