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(CH) Mundart | Vor 44 Jahren sind Span als allererste Rockband überhaupt in der Mühle Hunziken aufgetreten. Heute sind Span die letzten aktiv rockenden Pioniere des «Bärnerrock» aus der Hofer/Amman Ära!
Span geniessen als Mitgründer des Berner Mundartrocks längst Kult-Status und haben im Verlaufe der Jahre nebst ihrem Evergreen «Louenesee» viele weitere Hits geschrieben, so u.a. «Liebefeld», «Bügle (geng meh bügle)», «Stägeli (uf, ab)», «Savoir vivre», «Würdsch du», «Jung» und natürlich «Bärner Rock», der Song zum Span-Programm, seit 49 Jahren!
Und nirgendwo sind Span-Konzerte schöner als in der Mühle! Man darf sich auf ein farbiges Programm mit neuen und «älteren» Perlen und auf die eine oder andere Anekdote aus der langjährigen Geschichte freuen.
Wer hat den «Bärner Rock» erfunden? Und wer den kleinen «Louenesee» zur Mitsinghymne gemacht? Genau: Span – die dienstälteste noch aktive Mundartrock-Band unseres Landes. Freuen wir uns auf eine nostalgische Nacht mit einer der letzten CH-Mundart-Bands der «alten» Generation!
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Türöffnung: 18:30
Showbeginn: 20:00
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Vorverkauf: CHF 45.00
Abendkasse: 50.00
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Die Mühle Hunziken in Rubigen im Kanton Bern ist ein international bekanntes, seit 1976 existierendes Konzert- und Kulturlokal. Über 4000 Konzerte mit rund 15'000 Künstle...
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Span Biography
SPAN was widely known for their energetic live performances and catchy rock anthems. They were one of the most popular rock bands in Norway from the early 2000s, and dominated live venues and festivals both at home and abroad. SPAN recently made a comeback with two concerts at Rockefeller in Oslo, both of which sold out instantly. On Monday 23 September, they will play their first and final show in the UK in 20 years at O2 Islington Academy, London.
The early 2000s was a golden age in Norwegian rock. SPAN had spent 10 years on the road both in Norway and the UK, when they released their debut album Mass Distraction in 2004. The album went gold in Norway and was well received by both fans and critics.
SPAN was hailed as a Norwegian success story with an international appeal. This was confirmed by record deals with Island Records in the UK and Interscope in the US. Mass Distraction was produced by Foo Fighters producer Gil Norton and mixed by Kevin Shirley, who has produced everything from Aerosmith to Iron Maiden.
SPAN spent way too many hours in the rehearsal room to become the tightest rock band on the scene. And even though the Norwegian cred-police had their reservations with the band’s lack of tattoos and their stellar work ethic, hundreds of sold out shows with screaming fans spoke for itself. Everyone had their own opinions about the band, and they got a lot of press coverage, both home and abroad, in magazines like NME, Rolling Stone and Kerrang.
After 15 years of sweaty backstages, thousands of miles in the van and too many signed boobs, the band split up in 2005. Now they are doing a reunion through 2024 - and doing their very last round in the ring, ending for good in Trondheim, Norway in October.
Read MoreThe early 2000s was a golden age in Norwegian rock. SPAN had spent 10 years on the road both in Norway and the UK, when they released their debut album Mass Distraction in 2004. The album went gold in Norway and was well received by both fans and critics.
SPAN was hailed as a Norwegian success story with an international appeal. This was confirmed by record deals with Island Records in the UK and Interscope in the US. Mass Distraction was produced by Foo Fighters producer Gil Norton and mixed by Kevin Shirley, who has produced everything from Aerosmith to Iron Maiden.
SPAN spent way too many hours in the rehearsal room to become the tightest rock band on the scene. And even though the Norwegian cred-police had their reservations with the band’s lack of tattoos and their stellar work ethic, hundreds of sold out shows with screaming fans spoke for itself. Everyone had their own opinions about the band, and they got a lot of press coverage, both home and abroad, in magazines like NME, Rolling Stone and Kerrang.
After 15 years of sweaty backstages, thousands of miles in the van and too many signed boobs, the band split up in 2005. Now they are doing a reunion through 2024 - and doing their very last round in the ring, ending for good in Trondheim, Norway in October.
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