UPDATED June 16, 2011: Considering Scandinavia’s size, especially in terms of population, it’s rather amazing how many festivals the region offers throughout the year. It’s in fact so amazing that we’ve decided not to try and keep up with them as they announce new artists. Instead we have compiled this list of the main Scandinavian festivals – and one Swiss focusing entirely on Scandinavian music – which we will update a couple of times, but other than that we leave it up to you to keep track.

This latest update include new festivals to this guide – making it a bit more ultimate – as well as updated artist info on several of the “old”. Also, a couple of seemingly dead festivals (at least in 2011) have been deleted.

So: BOOKMARK THIS – and share it with your friends. Thus we leave you to plan your festival year in Scandinavia. See you out there!

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DENMARK:

FROST Festival – February 3-27
A brand new festival taking place at various classic and unusual venues around Copenhagen, among the latter a strip club, a church and a theater. No camping.
International acts: Owen Pallet, Mark Kozelek, Glasvegas
Scandinavian acts: Peter Bjorn And John, 120 Days, Olöf Arnalds, 4 Guys From The Future etc
Capacity: Varies from venue to venue
Ticket price: Varies – many free ones
WWW: frostfestival.dk

Pop Revo – April 29-30
Launched in 2004 this festival in Denmark’s second largest city, Aarhus, celebrates musical diversity in the cool venue Voxhall.
International acts: Owen Pallet, Deerhof, Capillary Action etc
Scandinavian acts: Thulebasen, Paper, Sleep Party People etc
Capacity: 700/night
Ticket price: 350 DKK
WWW: poprevo.dk

SPOT Festival – May 27-28
Two days with 100+ Scandinavian bands and a few international acts in the second city of Denmark. A place for international guests to discover the next big things. No camping.
International acts: Nisennenmondai, Ginga, Ben Osborne’s Noise Of Art, Akiri/B6 etc
Scandinavian acts: Cody, K-X-P, Vinnie Who, Neufvoin, Budam, Figurines, Mugison etc
Capacity: Varies from venue to venue
Ticket price: 495 DKK
WWW: spotfestival.dk

Distortion – June 1-5
A Celebration of Copenhagen Nightlife, Distortion is a massive, mobile block party invading one Copenhagen neighborhood a day over five days. The focus is on club culture, upfront dance music, street life, contemporary and social art, last year sporting 88 dance floors and attracting almost 95.000 visits.
International acts: Acid Washed, Matias Aguayo, Hot Chip DJ set, Nisennenmondai etc
Scandinavian acts: Morten Breum, Trentemøller, Prins Thomas, Emma Acs, Arv & Miljö, Terje Bakke etc
Capacity: Varies from venue to venue/Street parties N/A
Ticket price: 500 DKK (tour pass)/Street parties free
WWW: cphdistortion.dk

Skive Festival – June 1-4
Four-day festival in the western part of Jutland, aiming at younger crowds and with increasingly ambitious scheduling. Formerly known as Skive Beach Party.
International acts: Tiësto etc
Scandinavian acts: Volbeat, Fallulah, Kellermensch, Dúné, Morten Breum etc
Capacity: 25.000
Ticket price: 1245 DKK (camping incl.)
WWW: skivefestival.dk

Northside Festival – June 11-12
Launched last year, the ambitious Northside Festival takes place in Denmark’s second largest city, Aarhus.
International acts: Suede, Band Of Horses, Crystal Castles, The Streets etc
Scandinavian acts: Tina Dickow, The Floor Is Made Of Lava, Thomas Dybdahl, Turboweekend etc
Capacity: 15.000
Ticket price: 700 DKK
WWW: northside.dk

Start! Festival – June 16-18
Formerly Vesterbro Festival this is three days with 100+ Danish upcoming bands and DJ’s at the very heart of Copenhagen. No camping, so you’ll need to sort out accommodation. A place to discover the next big things.
International acts: None
Danish acts: Mescalin Baby, Rangleklods, Plök, Brother Grimm, Cecilie Fleur etc
Capacity: 30.000
Ticket price: 300 DKK (2010)
WWW: vesterbrofestival.dk

Copenhell – June 17-18
As the name kinda implies this festival in the Danish capital Copenhagen offers two days of metal mayhem.
International acts: Judas Priest, Korn, Deicide etc
Scandinavian acts: Kvelertak, Mayhem etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 595 DKK
WWW: copenhell.com

Roskilde Festival – June 30-July 3
The Danish festival flagship and along with Provinssirock in Finland the biggest of its sort in Northern Europe, each year sporting an impressive range of acts and supporting different humanitarian organizations.
International acts: Pj Harvey, Iron Maiden, Kings Of Leon etc
Scandinavian acts: The Tallest Man On Earth, L.O.C., Iceage, De Eneste To etc
Capacity: 75.000
Ticket price: 1725 DKK
WWW: roskilde-festival.dk

Copenhagen Jazz Festival – July 1-10
As the name implies a week of jazz in the Danish capital. One of the best weeks to lay your vacation in Copenhagen as the city is buzzing with music everywhere, from traditional jazz to electronica. Many free concerts.
International acts: TBA
Scandinavian acts: TBA
Capacity: Varies from venue to venue
Ticket price: Varies from concert to concert
WWW: jazzfestival.dk

Trailerpark Festival – July 28-31
A four day festival in Copenhagen, organized by ArtRebels – a collective of artists, musicians, designers, film makers, cultural activists, web designers, event makers and other creative souls – Trailerpark Festival combine music and art in a glorious cocktail of impressions.
International acts: Isolée, Alexander Robotnick, Blawan, Emika, Hyetal etc
Scandinavian acts: Reptile and Retar, Kim Hjorthøy, Forest & Crispian, Messy Shelters, Our Broken Garden etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 495 DKK
WWW: trailerparkfestival.com

Skanderborg Festival – August 10-14
Also named Denmark’s Most Beautiful Festival as it’s situated in a, well, beautiful forest just outside the city of Skanderborg in Jutland. Audience average age is a little higher than, say, on Roskilde Festival and the musical focus is on well-known and popular national and international acts.
International acts: Ozzy Osbourne, The National, De La Soul, Beth Hart etc
Scandinavian acts: Robyn, Carpark North, Eric Gadd, Kashmir, Trentemøller etc
Capacity: 30.000
Ticket price: 1900 DKK
WWW: smukfest.dk

STRØM – August 15-20
Another festival focusing on electronic music and using the city as playground, STRØM (“electricity”) will celebrate its fifth anniversary this year. Concerts take place in everything from cinemas, churches, metro trains and public spaces to clubs and more regular venues as well as two main stages in the Vesterbro area of Copenhagen.
International acts: Aphex Twin, The Orb, Pional, Brandt Bauer Frick etc
Scandinavian acts: Jatoma, Djuma Soundsystem, Averos, Kúra etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: Varies, but many free concerts
WWW: stromcph.dk

Wonderfestiwall – August 25-27
On the small, beautiful island of Bornholm a group of young people got together back in 2008 to create a cultural event aimed at young (and young at heart) people. The result was Wonderfestiwall, situated in picturesque surroundings by the impressive medieval fortress, Hammershus.
International acts: Schlachtofbronx etc
Scandinavian acts: Jonathan Johansson, When Saints Go Machine, Ignug, Sleep Party People, Slagsmålsklubben etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 475 DKK (2010)
WWW: wonderfestiwall.dk

Gutter Island Festival – Dates TBC
Small festival dedicated to garage, punk and other such incarnations of rock situated at Masnedø Fort in the city of Vordingborg.
International acts: TBA
Scandinavian acts: TBA
Capacity: 600
Ticket price: 495 DKK (2010)
WWW: gutter-island.dk

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NORWAY:

by:Larm – February 17-19
The Norwegian equivalent to SPOT, SxSW etc, by:Larm offer three days of music, seminars and more in downtown Oslo. No camping.
International acts: None
Scandinavian acts: Kråkesølv, Pascal Pinon, Agnes Obel, Adam Tensta etc
Capacity: Varies from venue to venue
Ticket price: 895 NOK
WWW: bylarm.no

Norwegian Wood – June 9-13
Named after The Beatles song this small festival in Oslo books a few heavy international acts while also having part of the program dedicated to new Norwegian rock. This year they celebrate their 20. anniversary with an extra day of music.
International acts: Eric Clapton, Eagles, Mastodon etc
Scandinavian acts: Ida Jenshus, Wolves Like Us, Real Ones etc
Capacity: 8000/day
Ticket price: 2600 NOK
WWW: norwegianwood.no

Hove Festival – June 28-July 1
Norway’s biggest rock festival and one of the many Scandinavian festivals sporting an environmentally friendly profile. Declared bankrupt in December 2008 but saved by British festival-promotions company Festival Republic a month later, and this year going down for the fifth time.
International acts: 30 Seconds To Mars, Linkin Park, Anna Calvi, The Vaccines etc
Scandinavian acts: Jesse Jones, Honningbarna, Robyn, John Olav Nilsen & Gjengen etc
Capacity: 70.000
Ticket price: 2500 NOK
WWW: hovefestival.com

Kongsberg Jazz Festival – July 6-9
Clue is in the title: Kongsberg Jazz Festival is dedicated to – tadaaaa! – jazz…
International acts: Joshua Redman, Brad Mehldau, Seun Kuti etc
Scandinavian acts: Sylvia Ganush, Terje Rypdal, Chrome Hill, Jarle Bernhoft etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: Varies from concert to concert (some free)
WWW: kongsberg-jazzfestival.no

Trænafestivalen – July 7-9
Right on the arctic circle, 33 nautical miles east of mainland Norway, you find one of the country’s smallest boroughs with only 500 inhabitants, where this festival has been going down since 2003.
International acts: Manu Chao La Ventura, Giggs
Scandinavian acts: Dungen, Retro Stefson, Timbuktu & Damn, Ida Maria, Ólöf Arnalds etc
Capacity: 2000
Ticket price: 1100 NOK
WWW: trena.net

Norway Rock Festival – July 7-10
As the name implies a festival dedicated to rock in tis harder incarnations.
International acts: Cancer Bats, Edguy, Hellyeah etc
Scandinavian acts: Volbeat, Mercenary, Kvelertak, In Flames etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 1499 NOK
WWW: norwayrock.no

Slottsfjell Festival – July 14-16
Located in downtown Tønsberg this year Slottsfjell Festival celebrates nine years of live music in Norway’s most spectacular festival arena.
International acts: Grinderman, Deerhunter, Gallows, Mudhoney etc
Scandinavian acts: Datarock, Kenton Slash Demon, Melissa Horn, Jonas Alaska etc
Capacity: 40.000
Ticket price: 1290 NOK
WWW: slottsfjellfestival.no

Bukta – July 14-16
Also known as Tromsø Open Air Festival and going down for the ninth time this year.
International acts: Grinderman, Gallows, Guitar Wolf etc
Scandinavian acts: Melissa Horn, Death By Unga Bunga, Vishnu etc
Capacity: 6000/day
Ticket price: 1369 NOK
WWW: bukta.no

Molde Jazz – July 18-23
Molde’s International Jazz Festival has been going down since 1961 and is today a renowned festival sharing musical profile with her sister in Copenhagen as you’ll also find other genres than jazz represented.
International acts: Sinéad O’Connor, Angelique Kidjo, Dave Holland & Pepe Habichuela etc
Scandinavian acts: Röyksopp, Jarle Bernhoft, Kaizers Orchestra, Supersilent etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: Varies from concert to concert
WWW: moldejazz.no

Storåsfestivalen – July 29-30
Named Rock Festival of the Year in 2007 Storåsfestivalen offer great music in beautiful surroundings 450 kilometers from Oslo.
International acts: The Go! Team, Dva, Fiordmoss etc
Scandinavian acts: Jenny Hval, Sin Fang, Team Me, Ingrid Olava etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 925 NOK
WWW: storaasfestivalen.no

KanalRock – August 5-6
Small festival in Horten, approximately 15 kilometers from Oslo, dedicated to punk and this year celebrating their 20. anniversary.
International acts: Oi Polloi!, The Kominas etc
Scandinavian acts: Honningbarna, Charta 77, Vänsternäven etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 450 NOK
WWW: kanalrock.no

Øya Festival – August 9-13
Small and really nice four stage festival in downtown Oslo, kicking off with a massive club night August 8 with concerts on 30 venues within walking distance of each other.
International acts: The Avett Brothers, Explosions In The Sky, Fleet Foxes, Pulp etc
Scandinavian acts: 120 Days, Ghost, Ida Jenshus, Team Me, Wolves Like Us etc
Capacity: 10.000
Ticket price: 1995 NOK
WWW: oyafestivalen.com

Drammen Elvefestival – August 18-21
40 kilometers west of Oslo you find the city Drammen and the annual Elvesfestival.
International acts: Anastacia, Status Quo, Beth Hart etc
Scandinavian acts: Madcon, Hellbillies, Erik & Kriss etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 799 NOK
WWW: drammen-elvefestival.no

Pstereo – August 19-20
Small festival taking place in idyllic surroundings in Trondheim. No camping.
International acts: Best Coast etc
Scandinavian acts: The Tallest Man On Earth, Kråkesølv, Team Me, 22, Honningbarna etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 750 NOK
WWW: pstereo.net

Sentral Festival – November 5-6
A small festival in Bergen’s youth house, Ungdomshuset 1880, aimed at offering high quality music to the city’s youth.
International acts: The Ghost Of A Thousand
Scandinavian acts: The Radio Dept., Simon Says No!, Wolves Like Us, Brighton etc
Capacity: 300/night
Ticket price: 300 NOK
WWW: sentralfestival.no

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SWEDEN:

Popadelica – May 7
A one day festival with three indoor stages in Folkets Park in Huskvarna in the south of Sweden, this year taking place for the sixth time.
International acts: TBA
Scandinavian acts: French Films, Paper, Royal Republic, Daniel Adams-Ray etc
Capacity: 2000
Ticket price: 450 SEK
WWW: popadelica.se

Siesta! Festival – June 2-4
The fastest growing festival in Sweden, going from 1000 to around 10.000 visitors in the past four years, located in Hässleholm just outside of Malmö. And it’s dirt cheap, too.
International acts: Crookers, August Burns Red, Brother etc
Scandinavian acts: Håkan Hellström, The Ark, The Sounds, Alcoholic Faith Mission etc
Capacity: 10.000
Ticket price: 845 SEK
WWW: siestafestivalen.se

Sweden Rock Festival – June 8-11
The biggest hard rock celebration in Sweden with an impressive line-up of new and classic acts. Located in Sölvesborg on the southeast coast of Sweden.
International acts: Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Whitesnake, The Cult etc
Scandinavian acts: Mustasch, The Haunted, Evergrey, Ghost, Crashdïet etc
Capacity: 32.000
Ticket price: 2390 SEK
WWW: swedenrock.com

Metaltown – June 17-18
Two days of metal mayhem downtown of Sweden’s metal capital Gothenburg.
International acts: System Of A Down, Anvil, Deicide, Korn etc
Scandinavian acts: Volbeat, At The Gates, Soilwork, Khoma etc
Capacity: 22.000
Ticket price: 1500 SEK
WWW: metaltown.se

Peace & Love Festival – June 28-July 2
Three days of seminars, debates and workshops and three days of music on a festival with a social vision, celebrating Diversity, Solidarity and Understanding to a great soundtrack.
International acts: 30 Seconds To Mars, Kings Of Leon, Social Distortion, All Time Low etc
Scandinavian acts: Håkan Hellström, Mando Diao, Maskinen, The Sounds, Kvelertak etc
Capacity: 25.000
Ticket price: 1645 SEK (+ camping pass: 150 SEK)
WWW: peaceandlove.nu

Arvika Festivalen – July 14-16
Originally a festival with its main focus on electronic music, Arvika has over the years grown in to a “regular” three day festival with most genres represented.
International acts: Hocico, Day Din etc
Scandinavian acts: Covenant, Kite, The Girl & The Robot etc
Capacity: 20.000
Ticket price: 995 SEK
WWW: arvikafestivalen.se

Hultsfred – July 14-16
One of the bigger, established Swedish festivals, which went bankrupt last year. This they return, but no info on acts etc is currently available.
International acts: Morrissey, Crystal Castles, The Prodigy, Bootsy Collins etc
Scandinavian acts: Bob Hund, The Tallest Man On Earth, Peter Bjorn & John, Maskinen etc
Capacity: 25.000
Ticket price: 1150 SEK
WWW: hultsfredsfestivalen.se

Norberg Festival – July 28-30
Situated in an abandoned mining area about two hours drive northwest of Stockholm, Norberg Festival’s musical focus is on electronica in pretty much all shapes and forms.
International acts: Lustmord, Stephen O’Malley, Rrritalin etc
Scandinavian acts: Irni, Ulf Eriksson Kontra Musik, Johnny Bobergotti, Twice A Man etc
Capacity: 1000
Ticket price: 1000 SEK
WWW: norbergfestival.com

Way Out West – August 11-13
Another festival located in Gothenburg, but this one with a more classic festival music profile, presenting all genres.
International acts: Explosions In The Sky, Pulp, Fleet Foxes etc
Scandinavian acts: Robyn etc
Capacity: 25.000
Ticket price: 1395 SEK
WWW: wayoutwest.se

Malmö Festival – August 19-26
One of the biggest and longest running city festivals in Sweden presenting a load of free concerts all week. And don’t forget to try the moose-kebab.
International acts: Best Coast, Iron & Wine, Kurt Vile, Bouncing Souls etc
Scandinavian acts: Miss Li, Those Dancing Days, Bob Hund, Adam Tensta etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: Free
WWW: malmofestivalen.se

Live At Heart – September 16-17
Sweden’s biggest live music showcase festival in Örebro in central Sweden, located pretty much in between Stockholm-Oslo as well as Copenhagen-Helsinki. Last year 113 artists played 156 concerts and this year it’s even bigger.
International acts: Jim Hanft, Veracrash, White Mystery etc
Scandinavian acts: The Pushers, Side Effects, El Cuero, Baron Bane, Agent Side Grinder etc
Capacity: Varies from venue to venue
Ticket price: 399 SEK
WWW: liveatheart.se

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FINLAND:

Sauna Open Air Metal Festival – June 9-11
As the name implies this festival in Tampere is dedicated to metal and hard rock.
International acts: Ozzy Osbourne, Helloween, Saxon, Judas Priest etc
Scandinavian acts: Mokoma, Rytmihäiriö, Omnium Gatherum, Anthriel etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 112 EUR
WWW: sauna-open-air.fi

Provinssirock – June 17-19
The largest international rock festival in Finland being held in Törnävä Festival Park in the city Seinäjoki.
International acts: System Of A Down, Pendulum, Avenged Sevenfold, Wolfmother etc
Scandinavian acts: Volbeat, The Sounds, Miss Li, Michael Monroe, Satellite Stories etc
Capacity: 75.000
Ticket price: 112 EUR
WWW: provinssirock.net

Nummirock – June 23-25
Another festival with a main focus on hard and harder rock. Nummirock also has a stage dedicated to new, unsigned rock talent.
International acts: Udo, Legion Of The Damned, Voivod etc
Scandinavian acts: The Haunted, Before The Dawn, Amorphis etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 89 EUR
WWW: nummirock.fi

Puisto Blues Festival – June 29-July 3
A five day city festival in Järvenpää, 40 km outside Helsinki, culminating with a main concert on the Saturday. One of Europe’s biggest blues events attracting 120.000 visitors to the city last year.
International acts: Johnny Lang, John Mayall, Angie Stone, Matt Schofield etc
Scandinavian acts: Jo Stance etc
Capacity: Varies
Ticket price: Varies (many free concerts)
WWW: puistoblues.fi

Ruisrock – July 8-10
The second oldest rock festival in Europe, founded in 1970 and held annually ever since on the island Ruissalo in Turku.
International acts: Fleet Foxes, Bullet For My Valentine, Elbow, The Prodigy, The National etc
Scandinavian acts: Carpark North, Bob Hund, Sabaton, Robyn, Magenta Skycode etc
Capacity: 70.000
Ticket price: 110 EUR
WWW: ruisrock.fi

Pori Jazz Festival – July 9-17
Set on the banks of the Kokemäki River this week long jazz festival presents an impressive number of concerts.
International acts: Elton John, Ricky Martin, Tom Jones etc
Scandinavian acts: Jo Stance, Hanne Pulli Space Machine, Irina Björklund etc
Capacity: Varies
Ticket price: Varies
WWW: porijazz.fi

Ilosaarirock – July 15-17
One of the longest running uninterrupted open-air festivals in Europe, each year presenting around 90 bands playing everything from metal to hip hop and jazz.
International acts: Kate Nash, The Exploited, Buzzcocks, Aphex Twin etc
Scandinavian acts: Michael Monroe, Rubik, Villa Nah, Kvelertak etc
Capacity: 21.000
Ticket price: 75 EUR
WWW: ilosaarirock.fi

Tuska Open Air Metal Festival – July 22-24
Three days of metal mayhem in Helsinki, presenting more than 50 bands on four stages. No camping.
International acts: Exodus, Killing Joke, Agnostic Front etc
Scandinavian acts: Meshuggah, At The Gates, Arch Enemy, Enslaved etc
Capacity: 36.000
Ticket price: 98 EUR
WWW: tuska-festival.fi

Flow Festival – August 12-14
Held in an old power plant area Suvilahti, Helsinki, Flow is about urban spaces, visual arts, cosy decoration, good food and drink.
International acts: Q-Tip, Midlake, Hercules & Love Affair, Kanye West, Empire of The Sun, Iron & Wine, Sly & Robbie etc
Scandinavian acts: Röyksopp, Lykke Li, French Films, Magenta Skycode, Shine2009, Rubik etc
Capacity: 16.000
Ticket price: 70-115 EUR
WWW: flowfestival.com

Lost In Music – October 19-22
A showcase festival held as part of the annual Finnish music industry bash Music & Media, Lost In Music presents about 100 bands in 13 venues in Helsinki.
International acts: TBA
Scandinavian acts: TBA
Capacity: Varies from venue to venue
Ticket price: TBA
WWW: lostinmusic.fi

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ICELAND:

Reykjavik Music Mess – April 15-17
Happening for the first time, Reykjavik Music Mess is a venue festival organized by the great record label Kimi Records.
International acts: Deerhunter, Lower Dens etc
Scandinavian acts: Kimono, Nive Nielsen, Mugison, Sudden Weather Change, Tomutonttu etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: Between 1500-3990 ISK depending on day and venue
WWW: reykjavikmusicmess.com

Aldrei Festival – April 22-23
Started by Mugison this two-day festival takes place in Ísafjordur in the most western part of Iceland. Information is scarce, but “free” is a good start…
International acts: None
Scandinavian acts: FM Belfast, Sólstafir, Pétur Ben, Mr. Silla etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: Free
WWW: aldrei.is

Eistnaflug – July 7-9
Some 70 km from Egilsstaðir on the east coast of Iceland this festival salutes the harder incarnations of rock music.
International acts: TBA
Scandinavian acts: Mammút, Ham, Benny Crespo’s Gang, Sólstafir, Eiríkur Hauksson etc
Capacity: N/A
Ticket price: 9000 ISK
WWW: eistnaflug.is

Iceland Airwaves – October 12-16
The popular – and rightfully so – festival flagship of Iceland will again turn Reykjavik in to a musical paradise in October.
International acts: John Grant, The Vaccines, Liturgy, Sizarr, Oy etc
Scandinavian acts: Agent Fresco, Treefight For Sunlight, Of Monsters And Men, Who Knew, Endless Dark, Zebra And Snake etc
Capacity: Varies from venue to venue
Ticket price: 13.500 ISK
WWW: icelandairwaves.com

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FAROE ISLANDS:

G! Festival – July 14-16
The premier musical event on the Faroe Islands located on Göta Beach on the edge of the village Göta.
International acts: The Blind Boys Of Alabama, The Tennessee Mafia Jug Band etc
Scandinavian acts: Movits, Meshuggah etc
Capacity: 6000
Ticket price: N/A
WWW: gfestival.com

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SWITZERLAND:

Nordklang – February 18-20
As you probably have figured out this isn’t a Scandinavian festival as such, as it’s situated in St. Gallen, Switzerland, but since Nordklang is all about Scandi music we’ve decided it qualifies.
International acts: None
Scandinavian acts: Two White Horse, N*Grandjean, Hjálmar, Benni Hemm Hemm etc
Capacity: 1000 (approx.)
Ticket price: 30 CHF
WWW: nordklang.ch