Prince made his first appearance at Montreux in 2007. He released his song In A Large Room With No Light as an audio stream during the 2009 edition of the Swiss jazz festival, where he also gave ...

This groundbreaking new event is an integral part of the globally renowned Montreux Jazz Festival, the world’s second-largest jazz festival, which annually draws over 250,000 attendees.

Montreux Jazz Festival has announced a new addition to its programme: the Spotlight Stage. The storied music festival is returning to Montreux, Switzerland, this year with a dazzling programme of ...

And that approach goes back to festival director Claude Nobs, who founded Montreux Jazz in 1967. "Claude always made the artists our first priority," Jaton said. "We see them as friends." ...

The Smile Live at Montreux Jazz Festival July 2022 is coming Wednesday (December 14), with a video of the performance being broadcast a day before on the band's YouTube for 48 hours only.

Montreux festival offers jazz and much more The 36th Montreux Jazz Festival is in full swing after opening concerts by Blues legend B.B. King and other star performers. July 8, 2002 - 09:03 4 minutes ...

Live at Montreux Jazz Festival 2023: 1. Rune* 2. Five Foot One 3. T.V. Eye 4. Modern Day Ripoff 5. Raw Power 6. Gimme Danger 7. The Passenger 8. Lust for Life 9. Endless Sea 10. Death Trip 11 ...

Montreux Jazz Festival on Qello Concerts by Stingray is presented by UBS From July 2 to 17, free livestreaming performances by Altin Gün, Annie Taylor, Hermanos Gutiérrez, Nathy Peluso, Oscar Anton, ...

Since the festival’s inception in 1967, Nobs welcomed Miles Davis, Prince, David Bowie and more as Montreux regulars, and while its title as a jazz festival is mostly factually incorrect in the 21 st ...

Qello Concerts by Stingray announces multi-year deal to livestream upcoming concerts of the Montreux Jazz Festival MONTREAL, Feb. 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Stingray Group Inc. (TSX: RAY. A; RAY.B), ...

Jaton said jazz hero Jones and the festival's founder Claude Nobs had "exactly the same vision" for the event, which sparked criticism in the 1990s for bringing in hip-hop and Latin music.