Büetzer Buebe rocked the Letzigrund Gölä: "By the way Trauffer, it was great with you"

The biggest dialect folk festival of all time took place tonight at Letzigrund in Zurich. The Büetzer Buebe performed in front of almost 50,000 people. You can find all the news and the livestream of the concert in our ticker.

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Friday, 22:30

Gölä and Trauffer rocked the "Letzi"

The biggest Swiss dialect folk festival of all time is over - at least the first part. The Büetzer Buebe rocked the Letzigrund this evening and ensured that some of the 50,000 fans were close to ecstasy.

Hardcore fans already know, however: the two concerts are the last joint appearances by Gölä and Trauffer. There will therefore be quite a few people who will travel to Zurich again tomorrow to see their second and very last concert.

And here's an insider tip: if you fancy seeing the Büetzer Buebe live, then come to the "Letzi" tomorrow Saturday. Unlike the first one, their second performance is not yet completely sold out, at least not yet.

If you don't have the time or inclination to travel to Zurich, you can watch today's concert again as a replay on blue Zoom.

And that concludes this ticker. Let's rock and good night.

Friday, 21:43

Gölä: "Hey guys, we'll never forget this" - Trauffer: "Never! Never!"

The Büetzer Buebe talk on stage about how they were afraid that everything would go down the drain after the second postponement of the Letzigrund concerts. But everything turned out completely differently - and, believe it or not, only five tickets were returned in total.

Friday, 20:50

DJ Bobo comes out as a big fan of the Büetzer Buebe

Of course, many celebrities also made the pilgrimage to the Letzigrund today to watch the two Bernese Buebe perform. Among them is DJ Bobo, who reveals himself to be a big Büetzer fan in an interview with Roman Kilchsperger.

Friday, 20:30

Gölä: "Geili Sieche, we've finally made it" - Trauffer: "Heiland Sterne!"

The Büetzer Bueben had to wait two years for their performance at the Letzigrund in Zurich. But now they're here - to the delight of almost 50,000 fans in the stadium.

Friday, 20:01

The two boys are finally here

10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ...

... finally, they're here, the Büetzer Buebe ! Gölä! Trauffer! Let's rock!

Both musicians take to the stage and, together with their band, heat up the almost 50,000 fans in the Letzigrund for the next two and a half hours. Wow, what a big music festival is in the offing.

Friday, 19:25

Zurich divides Reto Scherrer and Roman Kilchsperger

The fans at Letzigrund like Trauffer just as much as Gölä. The two presenters Reto Scherrer and Roman Kilchsperger, on the other hand, suddenly disagree and come to blows over the city of Zurich - almost.

Friday, 19:10

Viola Tami massages an overwhelmed Reto Scherrer

The warm-up show is already two hours old, but presenter Reto Scherrer's pulse has apparently still not calmed down. Good thing Viola Tami is also in the stadium and helps him with a leg massage.

Friday, 18:55

Viola Tami and Susanne Kunz sing "Oh läck du mir"

World premiere! The Swiss musical "Oh läck du mir!" will soon celebrate its world premiere in the. The dialect play interweaves catchy tunes by the Eugster trio. Susanne Kunz and Viola Tami will sing the song live in front of a large audience for the first time tonight at the Letzigrund.

Friday, 18:30

Reto Scherrer sings "Schwan" and gives Gölä a run for his money

Who would have thought it: Reto Scherrer sings the Gölä hit "Schwan" unplugged in the backstage area. Will the TV presenter perhaps replace Trauffer after the Büetzer Bueben split and perform alongside Gölä in future?

Friday, 18:11

"Have a cool time with great music and a party"

Reto Scherrer mingles with the enthusiastic fans and realizes that he has no idea about traditional Swiss costumes. But that's no big deal, at least the fan group from the Bernese Oberland doesn't hold it against him.

Friday, 17:50

The Büetzer Buebe split up

To the great delight of Büetzer Buebe fans, the biggest dialect folk festival of all time is taking place tonight and tomorrow evening. But some of them will also shed a tear or two.

It has been known for some time that these will be Gölä and Trauffer's last two concerts together. The reason: after their two greatest performances of all time, the two Bernese musicians are parting ways.

But don't worry, the duo are parting ways without a row. However, they both want to perform alone on stage again in the future. So it will be interesting to see what else Gölä and Trauffer will do musically in the future.

Friday, 17:27

Who actually is this Gölä? And who is this Trauffer?

Friday, 17:03

"Two anti-Büetzers present Büetzer Buebe"

The show is on, but the Büetzer Buebe are not yet on stage. The stage still belongs to two "anti-Büetzers": Reto Scherrer and Roman Kilchsperger. But soon the star guests will take to the stage.

Friday, 16:50

The big warm-up show with lots of star guests

Finally, it's about to start - the Swiss concert event of the year: the two Büetzer Buebe Gölä and Trauffer will soon take to the stage of the sold-out Letzigrund Stadium in Zurich.

But a little patience is still required. Before the concert starts at 8 p.m., two other gentlemen with pretty big mouths take center stage:

Reto Scherrer and Roman Kilchsperger will lead through the warm-up show from 5pm.

The presenter duo will not back down under any circumstances. "Hopefully we won't steal the show from the Büetzer Buebe", is the challenge from the Kilchsperger/Scherrer duo in "Blick" this morning.

Reto Scherrer will host the three-hour warm-up show on stage, while Roman Kilchsperger will report regularly from the studio in the backstage area.

And this much can already be revealed: Numerous star guests are expected. That is, if all goes well.

In "Blick", Roman Kilchsperger recalls his most formative experience with Gölä when he ran away from the "Musicstar" jury in 2009. "Who knows, maybe I'll do something similar tonight ...", he oracles meaningfully, while Reto Scherrer reassures him: "I'm there as a back-up."

Friday, 16:35

Roman Kilchsperger: "The first fans have arrived, the stadium is filling up"

The first Büetzer Buebe fans have already arrived at the Letzigrund. Roman Kilchsperger is also already there. Together with Reto Scherrer, the presenter will host the warm-up show for the biggest dialect folk festival of all time from 5 pm.

Friday, 3 p.m.

Gölä: "Zurich is like New York for us"

They had to wait a long time, but tonight the time has come: the two Büetzer Buebe Gölä and Trauffer can finally make up for the first of their two concerts at the Letzigrund stadium in Zurich, which have been postponed for two years.

And tonight in front of a sold-out audience of no less than 45,000 people. No Swiss act has managed this before the Büetzer Buebe.

It's almost logical that the two musicians haven't always slept well in the last few days. Not least because Gölä only feels comfortable in Switzerland's most populous city to a limited extent. "Zurich is like New York for us," admitted Gölä, who has never been to the Big Apple, in an interview with "Blick" a year ago.

Everything is so hectic in the city on the Limmat. There were also far too many people for him. "The best thing is the signpost to Bern," joked Gölä. "But the city of Bern is also too big for me," the 54-year-old musician clarified.

His colleague Trauffer, on the other hand, is always drawn to cities, so a trip to Zurich is not to be sneezed at. "But I'm always happy to go home again."'

If you're still stuck at home because you couldn't get a ticket for tonight's Bützer Buebe concert, you don't have to be sad, because here's the good news:

You can follow the concert live on blue News or blue Zoom. It starts at 5 pm with the warm-up show, hosted by the presenter duo Roman Kilchsperger and Reto Scherrer and many top-class star guests.

Thursday, 1:30 p.m.

Technical director on Büetzer Buebe: "Gölä and Trauffer are relaxed Bernese and horny bastards"

The Büetzer Buebe stage is 60 meters wide and 25 meters high. 35 trucks and two cranes were needed to bring the material to the Letzigrund. Thomas Gfeller knows every technical detail.

Wednesday, 9 o'clock,

Trauffer: "Gölä always has the last word, but it's not always the best"

Gölä and Trauffer know each other and bicker like an old married couple. But they agree on one thing: their Letzigrund concerts will be a big deal.

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