Double Concert: Fräulein Luise & Andrea Tichy

Whilst the strength of their lyrics often lies in their simple directness, the music – even though it mainly falls within the indie pop/alternative genre – is a wild mix of different genres, ranging from indie, rock to pop and everything in between.

Despite these varied influences, Fräulein Luise are easily recognisable by their unique sound, which is characterised above all by particularly melodious basslines and two-part harmonies.

As well as playing numerous gigs across Switzerland, the Zurich-based band has had the opportunity to support various pop greats – such as Wanda, Lisbeth Von Wegen and Steiner & Madlaina. Following another run of support slots for the well-known indie bands Wanda and Ok.Danke.Tschüss in spring 2024, the band is now working on their debut album. This is due to be released in the summer of 2026 in collaboration with producer Sebastian Adam.

Andrea Tichy: Anger can be quiet, soft voices can be loud, and not everything that makes you sad is bad. In her first releases, Andrea Tichy sings about her own contradictions and the omnipotence of emotions. The indie-pop artist draws inspiration from experimental, folk-inspired soundscapes in the vein of The Japanese House and catchy melodies reminiscent of acts such as Holly Humberstone. Her music sits somewhere between glitch folk and indie pop – acoustic guitars and playful arpeggiators. Organic and electronic elements complement each other seamlessly, creating a folk-like intimacy with a modern twist – a distorted natural spectacle and human connections – authenticity within the context of a postmodern world. Andrea is currently working on her debut EP ‘How The Fck Does Water Sound?’, a declaration of love for folk music, pop anthems and radical oversharing.

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