The Delilahs have been shaping the indie scene with power pop and punk for 20 years. In 2026, they start with an intimate acoustic tour: reduced, approachable, with a focus on songs, voice and real emotions.

Delilah's acoustic:

The Delilahs have been one of the most consistent and versatile acts on the local indie scene for around two decades. The band has made a name for itself with its unmistakable mix of energetic power pop, punk roots and touching melodies - at festivals, in clubs and beyond national borders.

What once started out loud, raw and youthfully rebellious has evolved over the years without losing any of its intensity. Their songs tell of new beginnings, doubt, social pressure and the search for authenticity - themes that now take on a whole new depth in an acoustic guise.

As a prelude to the band's 20th anniversary in 2026, the Delilahs are opening a new chapter. With their acoustic tour, they are consciously saying goodbye to the amplifier and the stage full of noise for a moment - and instead focusing on the essentials: voice, songwriting and closeness.

The concerts on this tour will be reduced and intimate, carried by acoustic guitars, new sounds and a sensitive feel for dynamics. Without the usual sound pressure, space opens up for nuances - for what happens between the words. The band shows a particularly personal side: vulnerable, approachable, direct.

Delilahs Acoustic is both an invitation and a promise: to real moments, honest music and a band that can still sound new even after all these years.

Call me Kodo:
Call me Kodo is the acoustic solo alto ego of Zurich-based Roland Häusler (me.man.machine.). Reduced to voice, guitar and atmosphere, he tells his songs anew - close, honest, in the moment.


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