Dirty, cheeky and full of rebellion - that was the jazz culture of the 1930s and it can still be that today, as the Killin' Jivers prove.

When Pontresina and its guests parade through the streets for "Viva la Via," they need music that immediately gets the dance floor moving with swing and verve. The festival provides "The Killin' Jivers" for just that: Dirty, cheeky, and full of riot – that was the jazz culture of the 1930s, and it can still be today, as the Killin' Jivers prove. With role models like "Slim and Slam" and "The Cats and the Fiddle," they're bringing jazz back to the stage without taking themselves too seriously.

- Start of concert - 18:00
- Door opening - 17:00

Line up:

- Tim Schicker - Lead vocals, Guitar
- Wolfgang Zumpe - Trumpet
- Werner Englert - Backing Vocals, Saxophone
- Valerio Lepori - Trombone
- Thias Salhab - Backing Vocals, Double Bass
- Jörn-Paul Weidlich - Drums