George (band)

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The Swiss dialect singer George of the band of the same name, during a concert at the Biel Braderie in 2019
Chart positions
Explanation of the data
Albums
adrenaline
  CH 30th 03/12/2006 (4 weeks)
Harz
  CH 18th 05/11/2008 (11 weeks)
Buuregiel
  CH 6th 06/13/2010 (23 weeks)
Morning air
  CH 9 09/23/2012 (6 weeks)
Here bini deheim - Best of
  CH 39 01/25/2015 (8 weeks)
Forever
  CH 3 14.10.2018 (6 weeks)

George is a Swiss dialect - rock band from the Bernese Seeland .

history

After singer George Schwab had played with the Stolen Tunes for five years , he founded his own band George & Hardcore Troubadours in 1999 . After three years the final line-up for the band and a record label had been found and the debut album Eifachs Spiel by the musicians, who from then on only called themselves George , was released.

After changing management and record company, the band had their first major successes with their second album Adrenalin in 2006 and entered the Swiss album charts for the first time. In the following years, George was able to increase their popularity and the fourth album Buuregiel, which was produced by Roman Camenzind , reached the top 10 of the hit parade. After completing the Buuregiel tour in November 2011, George Schwab separated from the previous band after 10 years and 350 concerts and has been giving concerts with a new band again since spring 2012.

tape

Members (until 2011)

  • George Schwab - vocals
  • Regula Bauriedl - vocals
  • Chris Mathys - guitar
  • David Brotschi - keyboard
  • DeeDee Kaufmann - drums
  • Roger Sigrist - bass

Members (from 2012)

  • George Schwab - vocals
  • Michael Chylewski - bass, backing vocals
  • Remo Signer - drums
  • Stefan Bregy - keyboard, accordion, MD
  • Oliver Keller - guitar, mandolin, backing vocals
  • Rahel Fischer - backing vocals, violin
  • Heidy Suter - backing vocals, violin

Members (from 2015)

  • George Schwab - vocals
  • Stefan Bregy - keyboard, accordion
  • Roberto Di Martino - drums
  • Manfred Udry - guitar, backing vocals
  • Marcel Jeker - guitar, backing vocals
  • Bernhard Kiener - bass

Discography

Albums

  • Single game (2003)
  • Adrenaline (2005)
  • Harz (2008)
  • Buuregiel (2010)
  • Buuregiel Dölüx (2012)
  • Morning Air (2012)
  • Hie bini deheim - Best of (2015)
  • Forever (2018)

swell

  1. ↑ Swiss Hit Parade - Artist Portal
  2. ↑ Old (un) known: A “Buuregiel” storms the charts , DRS3, June 11, 2010

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