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The band Hecht will bring their "LOVERS Tour" to the stages of Switzerland from fall 2025.
Hecht has long been a permanent fixture in Swiss music life. The band around singer Stefan Buck and guitarist Christoph Schröter re-formed in 2011 and has been focusing on dialect pop ever since. What began in small bars has led to sold-out indoor stadium shows and chart placements all the way to the top of the Swiss charts. With gold and platinum awards, several Swiss Music Awards and hits such as "Charlotta", "Besch ready für die Liebi vo mer" and "Heicho", Hecht are now one of the most successful bands in the country.
Hecht have played everything from intimate club shows to large arenas. The "LOVERS Tour 2025/26" includes concerts in cities such as Lucerne, Chur and Solothurn. Special focus: the concert on May 9, 2026 in the St. Jakobshalle Basel and the grand finale on May 30, 2026 in the Hallenstadion Zurich.
The five musicians stand for contrasts: during the day, some work as teachers, bankers or data scientists, while in the evening they transform into stage heroes. Their shows are known for their joy of playing, choreography, confetti rain and surprising ideas. This "pact with the audience" makes their concerts unique and creates a close bond with their fans.
Hecht combine pop and indie influences with Swiss German as their language. Their lyrics are true to life, sometimes humorous, sometimes melancholy, and manage the balancing act between party atmosphere and goosebump moments. Songs like "Nur 1 Minute" show the emotional depth, while "Prosecco" or "Tanze Tanze" exude pure lightness. They also have original music videos and an unmistakable style that radiates far beyond Switzerland.
The new album, announced by the single "Mon Amour", will be released on September 12, 2025. At the same time, the band will venture abroad: in March 2026, they will embark on a club tour to Germany and Austria, with appearances in Frankfurt, Berlin, Vienna and Munich. Hecht are thus opening a new chapter and bringing their sound to larger stages outside of Switzerland for the first time.