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One city – one night – 400 concerts
Munich will be transformed into a wall of sound on April 28th, when a barrage of 400 concerts will kick off across the city which starts at 8 pm local time and will last until 3 am the next morning. Almost every genre a person could possibly imagine will be covered during the seven densely-packed hours. Two of the city’s orchestras compete with beatboxers and classic rock bands for people’s attention.
Visitors to the ambitious festival can see as much artist as they want due to the shuttle buses that will drive them to every of the 100 different locations. With just one ticket you gain access to all the locations, which include pubs, clubs, restaurants, hotels and even churches, while travel on the buses is also included.
Source: The Local
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