Noah Veraguth is opening a new chapter with his "Songbook Tour". After many years on the big stages, the Swiss musician is once again focusing on what originally shaped his career: writing songs.
Instead of big productions, the focus is on voice, instruments and stories. The audience will experience well-known pieces in their most original form - as they were often written on the piano or guitar.
These two concert evenings are fixed:
The intimate venues fit perfectly with the concept of the tour.
Veraguth became known in the Swiss music scene as the frontman of Pegasus. The band emerged from a group of childhood friends from Biel, who started making music together early on and played small concerts in the neighborhood.
Over the years, this developed into one of the most successful pop bands in the country. Since their breakthrough with the album "Human.Technology" and the hit "Skyline", Pegasus has been a permanent fixture on the Swiss music scene.
Awards, chart positions and major tours followed - as did appearances at festivals and in sold-out halls.
At the end of 2025, the original line-up of Pegasus played their last concert together. After more than two decades of band history, a new chapter began for Veraguth.
During this time, the band had celebrated numerous successes, received several gold and platinum awards and won Swiss Music Awards. With the end of this era, the question of the next step arose for the singer. He found the answer not in bigger shows, but in a return to the origins of his music. For many fans, this is probably what makes it so special: experiencing one of Switzerland's most successful songwriters up close.
This is exactly where the "Songbook Tour" comes in. Veraguth presents key songs from his repertoire in stripped-down versions and shows how they were originally written. The evening will be accompanied by musical influences that have shaped his songwriting - such as Beatles classics or other international sources of inspiration.
In addition to well-known pieces, fans can also look forward to new material. Some previously unreleased songs will be heard live for the first time.