This summer, trade your couch for a field and your playlist for a live band. Gather in open fields to listen to loud music and bust out questionable dance moves. Music festivals are back, featuring sun (hopefully), mud (probably), and bands you’ll claim to have discovered first. It’s a celebration of sound, sing-alongs, and Alpine views. Pack sunscreen and wellies and prepare to lose your voice.
2023 was Gurtenfestival's 40th edition, with 67 bands performing over the course of a celebratory five days instead of the usual four. What started as a small folk...
Polyphia is currently one of the hottest bands in instrumental prog rock. With Tim Henson and Scott LePage on guitar and Clay Gober and Clay Aeschliman on bass and drums,...
The UK's Bring Me The Horizon came to Basel with not one, not two, but three special guests and support bands, making their «Post Human European Tour» a...
"I wanted this album to feel like the inside crook of a familiar elbow on the nape of your neck, a comforting embrace," Dan Mangan has said about his new album...
No band could possibly still be this good four decades into their career, surely? Yes, they could. Formed in 1978 and with thirteen studio albums under their belt, The Cure...
It was two halves of an Irish coin at this Baloise Session evening – one half a rousing time at a pub in Dublin, the other half a gentle sing-along around the...
Editors just seem to get better and better. Starting out as an indie rock band in the noughties, over the years they kept adding layers of electronica and...
This summer, trade your couch for a field and your playlist for a live band. Gather in open fields to listen to loud music and bust out questionable dance moves. Music festivals are back, featuring sun (hopefully), mud (probably), and bands you’ll claim to have discovered first. It’s a celebration of sound, sing-alongs, and Alpine views. Pack sunscreen and wellies and prepare to lose your voice.
