Freakshow festival in Würzburg: music, friends and unforgettable nights!

Freakshow festival in Würzburg: music, friends and unforgettable nights!

Felix-Fechenbach Haus, 97070 Würzburg, Deutschland - The Freak Show Artrock Festival recently took place in Würzburg, a festival for lovers of exotic and progressive music, which has its roots in the prog scene. This event, organized by Charlie Heidenreich, has developed into a permanent Institution over the years that attracts visitors from near and far. After a three-year break, the festival was back and attracted numerous loyal fans to the Felix-Fechenbach Haus, where the music flowed into the hearts of those present.

The first day began with a little confusion and an arrival that was characterized by a delay in Deutsche Bahn. But despite the initial difficulties, nobody could take the anticipation. The surroundings and the atmosphere of the festival awarded the relaxed atmosphere, because here everyone was ready for an interesting weekend full of good music and stimulating conversations. The unconventional nature of the event is legendary; You are looking for punctuality or strict rules in vain.

on Friday evening

On the first evening, the festival had a lot to offer. The first volume, 6exHance from France, brought an explosive mix of jazz, hardcore and metal to the stage. The musical performance was exciting, but the persistent background noise of interlocutors in the crowd significantly disrupted listening. It became a disrespectful unarticiary that clouded the experience, but the enthusiasm for the music was unbroken.

Another highlight was Hala's appearance. The band from the Netherlands combined Chanson with jazzy sounds and left a lasting impression with their special appearance. At the end of the evening, Poil/Ueda provided the most spectacular experience when the mixture of hard rhythms and mystical songs did the audience.

The Saturday

On Saturday, despite the annoying morning hangover, we continued. A rich breakfast in a vegan café ensured that the festival goers could tackle the day well. At 2 p.m. the festival opened its doors again, and the anticipation was noticeable when the first guests arrived.

ÖZ örügülü from Switzerland opened the second day with its powerful, instrumental jazz rock. Although the band managed to create a varied sound image, not all visitors got along with the quick style. Crutches, which then performed, brought a breath of fresh air with a captivating mix of prog and fusion rock. The Keytar player Olga Reznichenko in particular impressed in her performance.

Another highlight of the second day were VAK, which are considered a yardstick for the testimony style and captivated the audience with powerful beats and catchy melodies. The evening ended early for some spectators because the tiredness and the need to travel early.

far beyond the music, the freakshow Artrock Festival remains a place of gathering for friends and like -minded people. The commitment and connection of the community became clear to an emotional speech by Charlie Heidenreich at the end of the festival, which addressed the history and future existence of the freak show. The spirit of this event lives from the great loyalty of their followers, who will also return in the coming years.

The conclusion can be said that this year's festival could again come up with a relaxed atmosphere and excellent music. Many were there to meet old friends and make new acquaintances. Once more, it became clear that the freak show is not just a festival, but a living, pulsating community that goes far beyond music. For more information, the source www.betreutesproggen.de available.