MAD SIN

Street fights gave birth to MAD SIN in 1987. Alcohol consumption gave rise to the rockabilly/punk underworld that flourished in a Berlin still stuck in the Eastern bloc. The Iron Curtain couldn't stop the spread of the disease that escaped from the group's first incarnation, Koefte, Stein and Holly. With their first full album “Chills and Thrills” they launched headlong into the burgeoning European psychobilly scene. 25 years later and 10 albums later, the band has gone from angry psychobilly trio playing in the squats and back rooms of seedy bars to a multi-genre, globe-trotting band juggernaut that has reached the heights of the charts. MAD SIN is now happy to walk the stages of festivals looking the crowd straight in the eye, like in 1987, but he is still as enthusiastic about the idea of plunging headlong into the public of a concert in a club. , as if the last quarter century had never existed.

BLIND BUTCHER

For the third time, Christian Aregger and Roland Bucher prove that they are true wizards: “Piss Me A Rainbow”, the new album from Blind Butcher, is a seductive elixir of phenomenal audacity and joyous madness. The songs are a playful, bright and vibrant cocktail of mayhem, inspired by love, sci-fi, facial hair and neurodermatitis… If there's a style god, he's probably on hiatus, because Blind Butcher doesn't don't hesitate: everything works as long as you are relaxed enough to try it. You can turn the situation around in any direction; for a group like Blind Butcher, following your instincts means above all being solidly insured!

Doors open at 8:00 p.m.

Admission: 25.-
Prelocs: 20.-
PTR members: 15.-
Music Pass: Free

From 16 years old
Children under 16 must be accompanied by a legal guardian or an adult with a power of attorney signed by the legal guardian.