The first Brazilian edition of the German festival Summer breeze in the open air, held over the days 29 and 30 April 2023 to the Latin America Memorial In St. Paul, went beyond the shows and focused on the complete experience. With more than 40 bands and four stages, the festival is already on stage official calendar of events from Sao Paulo City Hall and will have annual editions.
With the completion of Free entertainment AND Consulate of the Rockthe next one is already scheduled for the following days 26, 27 and 28 April 2024.
When the entrepreneur Rick Dallame, dad Free entertainment he stated that the organization would “import” the tradition of 25 years of celebrationhow to be “a welcoming space for the whole family, with easy access, activities and activations as well as shows and unforgettable gastronomic experiences”he also said he was sure the audience would go away “I can’t wait to return in 2024.” The intuition came true.
With easy access, the event will once again focus on the experience. The layout of the stages, with two main ones (Heat AND Ice stage) on one side and others further away (Sun) AND Wave stage which, unlike the previous edition, will now also take place in the external area, open to the general public of the event, will maintain the same style as the European events, as well as rigorous compliance with the calendar. The organization will also present greater diversity in gastronomy, with German cuisine present, in addition to the options vegan AND vegetarian.
Just like in 2023, there will be culture fairs Geek, urban, tattoos and the Horror Fair, merchandising stand, relaxation area and children’s space, with games, monitoring and musical initiation. The space intended for autograph sessions with some bands present at the festival will return in 2024.
“I had high expectations. I knew that the Brazilian team, through Free Pass, Rick Dallal and Claudio Vicentin, of the Roadie Crew, was doing a good job. In the end, since we are talking about a first event, something new, it exceeded expectations “, famous Achim Ostertagone of the creators of Summer breeze TO Germany. “I felt proud of this and of having created a new family in Brazil with the whole team, the producers and everyone who worked directly on the festival. I can’t wait for the 2024 edition”added Ostertag, who continued to play HotStage as the band’s drummer Voodoo kiss.
Now the Summer breeze in the open air confirms four other names that will be part of the align official of the event. Watch:
Gamma rays: German band created in 1989 by the legendary guitarist and singer Kai Hansenone of the founders of HIis known for his significant contributions to the powerful metalinfluencing many other bands of the genre.
Black Cherry: Chris Robertson (vocals and guitar), Ben Wells (guitar), Steve Jewell Jr. (low) e John Fred Young (battery) currently disclosed Screaming at the sky, his eighth studio album.
Excessive: The American thrash metal band is currently promoting its twentieth studio album, Burnt. The story dates back to the early 80s, when Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth (vocal), Roberto Pisarek (guitar), DD Verni (low) e Rat skates (the battery) got together New Jersey. With this training, the debut Feel the fire 1985.
The group quickly gained recognition with albums such as Taking control (1987) e Under the influence (1988). Although they have faced lineup changes over the years, Blitz AND DD Verni they remained constant members, releasing cult albums such as The years of decline (1989) e Horrorscope (1991).
Nestor: Swedish hard rock/AOR band consisting of Tobias Gustavsson (vocal), Jonny Wemmenstedt (guitar), Marcus Âblad (Bass), Martin Johansson (keyboard) e Mattia Carlsson (drums) chose its name from the butler of Captain Haddock in comics The Adventures of Tintin.
Founded in 1989, when the partners were between 14 and 16 years oldhe ended his activities early, but returned more than 30 years then and released the debut, Children in a ghost townin 2022.
Source: Terra
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