Caprices Festival announces first acts for 2017

Caprices Festival returns for its 14th Edition.

Taking place April 6-9 2017 in the sweeping Swiss mountains of Crans-Montana, the ski resort will play host to a wealth of prolific electronic acts in the form of Ricardo Villalobos, Ben Klock, The Martinez Brothers, Sven Väth, tINI, Mano Le Tough, Dana Ruh,Marco Carola, Seth Troxler, Jamie Jones, Talaboman (John Talabot & Axel Boman), and Apollonia. and more, on 3 stages across 4 days

Taking advantage of the commercial and artistic success of its new formula – orientated only on electronic music – Caprices expands to welcome in the best conditions for its audience and its artists. This year, the festival opens a new stage branded Caprices. Launched this season, the Cry d’Er – Club Altitude is a collaboration between CMA (“Remontées Mécaniques de Crans-Montana Aminona SA”) for the infrastructure and Caprices Festival for the artistic choices. This new place of relaxation and clubbing will be inaugurated on December 24 and from Saturday, April 8, 2017 will host an event during Caprices Festival, whose programming will be unveiled soon.

The rest of the line-up and many new features will be announced soon.

Schedule

Thursday 6 April – The Moon
Marco Carola
Marco Faraone
Paco Osuna
Leon

Friday 7 April – MDRNTY
The Martinez Brothers
Jamie Jones
Onsunlade

Friday 7 April – The Moon : TBA
Saturday 8 April – MDRNTY
Seth Troxler B2B Ricardo Villalobos

Saturday 8 April – The Moon
Ben Klock
Marcel Dettmann
Mano Le Tough
Talaboman (John Talabotv& Axel Boman)

Sunday 9 April – MDRNTY
Sven Väth
tINI
Dana Ruh

Ticketing, accommodation, access, OFF festival

Infos on www.caprices.ch

Pricing

Full pass: 299.- CHF (taxes included)

Moon – 3 days: 139.- CHF (taxes included)

Combo MDRNTY + Moon – one day: 109.- CHF (taxes included

MDRNTY – one day: 69.- CHF + taxes

Moon – one day: 59.- CHF + taxes

For any press request, please contact Caprices Festival press office :

Koris Dinh – koris@MDRNTY.ch – +41 79 230 88 07

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.