Open Air Festival 'StadtLandFluss' Returns to St. Pölten's Landhausviertel

The Landhausviertel and the banks of the Traisen River will once again transform into an open-air stage for music enthusiasts this summer. The highly anticipated festival 'StadtLandFluss' will take place alongside the summer event 'Sind im Garten' on June 13 and 14. Attendees can enjoy this vibrant celebration free of charge.

This year's festival boasts an impressive lineup featuring approximately 34 acts, including both Austrian and regional performers, as well as various DJ sets and community-driven projects. The diverse musical offerings will encompass a wide range of genres, ensuring there is something for everyone. Music lovers can look forward to styles such as singer-songwriter, rock, jazz, alternative pop, hip hop, electronic, and avant-garde.

The event aims to foster a sense of community while showcasing local talent and providing a platform for emerging artists. With its commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, 'StadtLandFluss' encourages attendees of all backgrounds to come together and celebrate the vibrant cultural landscape of St. Pölten.

As preparations for the festival are underway, organizers are focused on creating an engaging atmosphere where visitors can relax, enjoy music, and partake in various activities designed to enhance the festival experience. The combination of live performances and community projects is set to create a lively environment that highlights the importance of arts and culture in the region.

In addition to the musical performances, festival-goers can expect a variety of food and beverage options, making it a perfect outing for families and friends alike. Whether you are a fan of local bands or simply looking to enjoy a day in the sun, 'StadtLandFluss' promises to deliver an enjoyable experience for all.

With free entry and a diverse lineup, this year's festival is anticipated to attract a large audience, eager to immerse themselves in the local music scene. The event not only showcases established artists but also provides a platform for up-and-coming musicians, reflecting the festival's dedication to supporting and promoting local talent.

Mark your calendars for June 13 and 14, and prepare for a weekend of music, community, and celebration in the picturesque Landhausviertel of St. Pölten.