Kulturfabrik Wetzikon

Easy-Gig organizes rock and metal concerts at the Kulti.
Depending on the setup, the concert hall accommodates 290 to 400 people and features a 5 × 10 m stage with professional lighting and modern PA system. There is a separate indoor fumoir for guests and a dedicated backstage area for bands.

Opposite the concert hall, within the Kulti complex, is the Kulti Restaurant, where visitors can enjoy delicious food at reasonable prices before the concert, served by Creole Takeaway / MonsieurElles Kitchen. The entire complex, inside and out, exudes a funky, cool vibe, making it the perfect venue for energetic shows.

From Wetzikon railroad station to Kulturfabrik by bus no. 852, The Journey takes 2 minutes to Medikon/Kulti station.

Parking spaces are the same as those used for concerts in the Hall of Fame; opposite the Kulturfabrik, behind the Emil Frey Garage.

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at the Kulti Wetzikon

Jorge Salan - 16. December

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STOP STOP from the UK deliver a rousing mix of heavy riffs, thunderous bass and soaring vocals – all wrapped up in a show brimming with brilliant showmanship and pure rock ’n’ roll energy. Their concerts are more than just music – they are unforgettable parties that send every audience into a frenzy.

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ROYAL UGLY DUDE was founded in the summer of 2021 by experienced guitarist Pascal Töngi. Shortly afterwards, drummer Pascal Stössel joined the band, followed by bassist Sascha Müller in the summer of 2022. The lads play a groovy mix of old-school heavy metal with influences from hard rock and punk rock.

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A special evening with one of the world’s best guitarists — JORGE SALAN!

He is the lead guitarist for SOTO, the band led by Jeff Scott Soto (JOURNEY, Yngwie Malmsteen, TALISMAN, SONS OF APOLLO) and Joe Lynn Turner (DEEP PURPLE, RAINBOW), and a member of the band AVALANCH. The Madrid native is
frequently hired by many industry heavyweights for various studio and project work and is regarded by critics and audiences alike as one of the best contemporary rock and blues-rock musicians. His extensive list of collaborations includes Robin Beck, Dee Snider, Carmine Appice, Bob Daisley, Eric Martin, Danny Vaughn, DANGER DANGER, Steve Augeri, and many others.

Jorge’s Brazilian colleague and friend BJ is every bit his equal when it comes to musical versatility.
As the lead singer of the Brazilian bands SPEKTRA and TEMPESTT, as well as the Greek band DANGER ANGEL, BJ is also a member of the band SOTO (guitar, keyboards) and the keyboardist for the Swedish band TALISMAN.

“Think big” – this is more than just a motto for Elements of Floyd.

It is a commitment. After all, how else could Pink Floyd's monumental sound cosmos be honored other than with grandeur, dedication, and visionary power?

The eight-piece ensemble from the Basel region has quickly played its way into the top league of Swiss tribute bands. Driven by musical reverence and creative precision, their elaborate shows take the senses to where the light breaks: the sound journeys through sublime spheres, rhythmic storms, and fragile vocal passages deliver the perfect Floyd feeling – sometimes rocking and powerful, sometimes spherical and playful, often magical, and always very close to the original.

Faithful sound effects and synchronized video projections—including a circular screen in the style of the legendary “Pulse” tour—create an audiovisual experience that oscillates between powerful rock energy and playful weightlessness.

The current program is dedicated to the album Wish You Were Here, which was released exactly five decades ago – performed in full, including the rarely played parts of Shine On You Crazy Diamond (6–9). Previous focuses were the Pulse tour – a tribute to Pink Floyd's legendary double concert in Basel in 1991 – and the iconic album The Dark Side of the Moon.