Pegasus to open the Hallenstadion on November 28

08/29/2020 Health, Switzerland



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  • THOMAS LUETHI / HEG

    Pegasus will give the first concert in Zurich's Hallenstadion since the ban on major events came into force.

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    Pegasus will give the first concert in Zurich’s Hallenstadion since the ban on major events came into force.

  • STEFAN BOHRER

    On November 28, the Bieler will perform in front of some 4,500 people.

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    On November 28, the Bieler will perform in front of some 4,500 people.

  • geisser

    The Hallenstadion has been empty since the end of February.

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    The Hallenstadion has been empty since the end of February.

  • PHILIPPE ROSSIER

    The leader of the band is singer Noah Veraguth.

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    The leader of the band is singer Noah Veraguth.

  • Stefa bohrer

    In 2015, Pegasus took the stage of Zurich's Hallenstadion in a showcase of the Smiling Gecko charity project. There won't be as many people as here in November because of the Crown.

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    In 2015, Pegasus took the stage of Zurich’s Hallenstadion in a showcase of the Smiling Gecko charity project. There won’t be as many people as here in November because of the Crown.

On Saturday November 28, Pegasus will present their next album “Unplugged” at the Hallenstadion in Zurich. The performance of the successful Swiss band with leader Noah Veraguth (33) has a historical note: this first concert since the official closing of the Hallenstadion nine months ago marks the return of live music to the great arena.

As of October 1, events with more than 1000 people are allowed again in Switzerland. With around 4,500 tickets expected to be available, this will also be the first indoor pop-rock event of this size since the outbreak of the pandemic.

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