NEW LOOK FOR MONTREUX JAZZ FESTIVAL

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 The organiser of the Montreux Jazz Festival has unveiled a new layout for its 58th edition, to be held from 5 to 20 July 2024.
Changes have been made due to construction work on the Convention Centre, which usually hosts the festival’s major shows. The new-look event will include a new main stage, constructed on top of Lake Geneva, and a return to the Casino where the event started in 1967.
The festival will also involve other new lakeside stages, many of them free-to-attend, with an expected attendance of 250,000 across the event.
The new 5,000 capacity stage on the lake will be 35m wide/23m deep/17m high, and feature a sound system provided by Meyer Sound; a partner of the festival for more than thirty years.
With a capacity of 1,300, the Casino Stage will consist of a half-seated and half-standing configuration.
Construction work on the Convention Centre, which usually hosts the festival’s major shows, is scheduled to continue until 2025. The festival is expected to contribute €80 million (£69.4m) to the local economy.
from https://accessaa.co.uk

Edited by snobb - 27 Nov 2023 at 9:45am

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	The organiser of the Montreux Jazz Festival has unveiled a new layout for its 58th edition, to be held from 5 to 20 July 2024. Changes have been made due to construction work on the Convention Centre, which usually hosts the festival’s major shows. The new-look event will include a new main stage, constructed on top of Lake Geneva, and a return to the Casino where the event started in 1967. The festival will also involve other new lakeside stages, many of them free-to-attend, with an expected attendance of 250,000 across the event. The new 5,000 capacity stage on the lake will be 35m wide/23m deep/17m high, and feature a sound system provided by Meyer Sound; a partner of the festival for more than thirty years. With a capacity of 1,300, the Casino Stage will consist of a half-seated and half-standing configuration. Construction work on the Convention Centre, which usually hosts the festival’s major shows, is scheduled to continue until 2025. The festival is expected to contribute €80 million (£69.4m) to the local economy. from https://accessaa.co.uk Edited by snobb - 27 Nov 2023 at 9:45am