Yesss! There’s still a festival summer! The Swiss Mountain Roadshow in Steffisburg will take place on 30th and 31st July as well as on 2nd August 2020. In addition to Troubas Kater, Halunke or Baba Shrimps, six other bands perform at the Schönau school area in Steffisburg.
Under the patronage of the Music Days Steffisburg and the Thunfest association, the Swiss Mountain Roadshow will stop on the grounds of the Schönau school area in Steffisburg. For three days, bands like Troubas Kater, Halunke, George, Baba Shrimps, Caroline Chevin, Hot Like Sushi or the local hero Räbstock will be on the concert stage. A total of three bands perform each day.
Here’s the programme
| Thursday 30.07.2020 |
Freitag, 31.07.2020 |
Sonntag, 02.08.2020 |
|---|---|---|
| Admission: 5.30 pm | Admission: 5.30 pm | Admission: 3.30 pm |
| NacNecc | Räbstock | Slam Lt. |
| End: 12 am | End: 12 am | End: 10 pm |
The site is arranged in a way that the federal and cantonal requirements in the fight against the spread of the corona virus can be met. The audience is in two strictly separate sectors for a maximum of 300 people each. Masks are mandatory for festival helpers or media professionals who are in both sectors.
A limited number of Earlybird three-day passes for CHF 65.- are now available on pre-sale. Then a three-day pass costs CHF 80.-. A day pass is available for CHF 29.50. If you want to provide additional support to the organizers, buy a soli ticket for CHF 34.50 and donate a five-franc coin. Day passes cost CHF 40 at the box office. All tickets are personal and non-transferable. A valid official ID must be presented at the box office.
Tickets are available on Tipo.ch: tipo.ch/smrs
The Swiss Mountain Roadshow was launched by Bernese Oberland cultural organizers. They send a complete festival on tour and bring the entire infrastructure including artists to the event locations. After Steffisburg, two tour stops are already fixed, and more are being negotiated. The mobile stage, the bars, the catering, toilettes: everything is included.
The organizers emphasize that the festival tour is not primarily charitable. The events are chargeable and self-supporting. The local patronage partners are involved in the proceeds from ticket sales. The aim is that all parties involved – caterers, infrastructure service providers, security companies, artists and more – can compensate for at least some of the losses that resulted from the factual elimination of the festival summer 2020.
All information about the Swiss Mountain Roadshow including further dates & tickets can be found at: www.mountainroadshow.ch
