Folk rock'n'roll in the Ischgl ski area
Andreas Gabalier created mountains of atmosphere in the snow for 18,700 winter sports enthusiasts with his folk rock'n'roll at the Top of the Mountain Spring Concert on 14th April in Ischgl. Further concerts until the season ends on 1st May: The BossHoss (21.4.) and the Black Eyed Peas (30. 4.).
Sunshine, good vibes and folk rock'n'roll on the slopes. Andreas Gabalier rocked the legendary Ischgl Stage at the Top of the Mountain Spring Concert and sang his way into the hearts of fans with hits such as "Hulapalu", "I sing a Liad für di", "Verdammt lang her" and "Sie". 18,700 winter sports enthusiasts celebrated "Happy Hour" with the talented singer in glorious weather at 2,320 m above sea level in the middle of the ski area. But that's not all: from now until the end of the season on 1st May, Ischgl visitors can look forward to a colourful programme of food, music and guaranteed white runs at Spring Blanc. Because thanks to its special altitude with 90 percent of the cross-border Silvretta Arena above 2,000 m, the snow is included in Ischgl. Further concerts in the ski area: the International Spring Snow Festival with The BossHoss on Alp Trida (21st April 2024) and the legendary Top of the Mountain Closing Concert with the Black Eyed Peas (30th April 2024). Full details: www.ischgl.com
Spring Blanc – winter sports fun in Ischgl until the beginning of May
Whether you're a passionate skier, sun worshipper, gourmet or music fanatic – the Spring Blanc event series provides so many reasons to enjoy spring on the white slopes of Ischgl. On the agenda: plenty of atmosphere at the International Spring Snow Festival with The BossHoss on Alp Trida (21st April 2024) or the legendary Top of the Mountain Closing Concert with the Black Eyed Peas (30th April 2024). Events such as sun.downer and dine.around through Ischgl’s award-winning restaurants complete the programme with spring-like temperatures, sunshine and guaranteed runs in powder or firn snow until the end of the season on 1st May thrown in for good measure. All information: www.ischgl.com
