Backstreet Boys come after Schladming: Mega show for ski opening!

Backstreet Boys come after Schladming: Mega show for ski opening!

Schladming, Österreich - The Schladming-Dachstein region faces exciting musical events that not only attract local fans, but also attract international attention. The backstreet boys will appear at ski opening in Schladming, one of the most successful boy groups in music history. The ticket sales for the excited event start on Tuesday, July 8th, at 10 a.m. As Kleine Zeitung are available. If the demand is high, a second concert will also be considered.

Preparations for the concert have been running for several months. Organizer Leutgeb describes the efforts to win five musicians for the mega show as "extraordinary". He announced a "mega show-really fat" and emphasized the efforts to position the Schladming-Dachstein region as a "world class". In the context of the past concerts, in which Robbie Williams, Bryan Adams and Sting appeared, it becomes clear that the region is developing into a cultural hotspot.

a varied supporting program

The supporting program for the appearance of the Backstreet Boys is already in the works. Daniel Berchthaller, Managing Director of Reiteralm Bergbahnen, has promised ski-affine activities for music greats. These include exploring the slopes, a ride with a slope device and a culinary evening.

In addition to the musical highlights, the “Mid Europe” music festival will take place in the region from July 8th to 12th. This festival is enriched by over 1,500 musicians from more than 15 nations and includes more than 50 concerts, including 10 hall concerts and 42 open-air events. The managing director of the Schladming-Dachstein tourism region, Mathias Schatleitner, emphasizes the importance of the connection between culture, sport and tourism and sees in these events a way to further advance the region, as My district supplemented.

cultural diversity in Schladming

The "Mid Europe" festival will present a variety of music styles, including classic brass music and Bohemian melodies. On July 11th, the popular “Schladming Tattoo” march show returned to the Planai Stadium, where the University of Michigan Marching Band is expected. At the opening of the festival, the Bavarian Police Orchestra brings a welcome fanfare, while a special children's concert for young music fans on Wednesday offers an extraordinary highlight.

The comprehensive program during the festival also includes church concerts, an open-air concert by the military music of Upper Austria and workshops for music enthusiasts. These events show the cultural diversity and commitment of the region to establish themselves as the center for music and entertainment. Schladming-Dachstein not only develops as a winter sports resort, but also as a place of musical creativity and cultural exchange.