Energy: Fashion Night in Zurich, start of broadcasting in Bern
In collaboration with the celebrity and fashion magazine SI Style, Radio Energy will launch the Energy Fashion Night at Zurich’s Hallenstadion on May 14, 2010. This morning in Bern, Energy Bern went on the air.
Live acts such as Goldfrapp, Seven, and Lunik will perform on stage at Energy’s Fashion Night. On the catwalk, national and international models will showcase fashion from Manor, PKZ & Feldpausch, and Patrizia Pepe. The 4,000 tickets will be raffled off at Energy Zurich, Energy Bern, SI Style, and their partners.
Along with Energy Stars for Free, the Energy Live Session, and the Energy Movie Nights, the Energy Fashion Night is one of Energy's event activities in Switzerland within the newly established Ringier Entertainment division.
The Energy Group’s newest addition, Energy Bern on 101.7 MHz, went on the air this morning. The station kicked off at 5 a.m. Simon Moser woke up the people of Bern with the morning show «Energy Mein Morgen.» The guest was Bern’s mayor, Alexander Tschäppät, who officially launched the station. In keeping with the slogan «Energy is now bringing the stars to Bern,» stars like Robbie Williams, Pink, Lady Gaga, Shakira, 50 Cent, and Beyoncé were featured throughout the city in the form of hundreds of foil cutouts during the station’s launch.
Along with Energy Stars for Free, the Energy Live Session, and the Energy Movie Nights, the Energy Fashion Night is one of Energy's event activities in Switzerland within the newly established Ringier Entertainment division.
The Energy Group’s newest addition, Energy Bern on 101.7 MHz, went on the air this morning. The station kicked off at 5 a.m. Simon Moser woke up the people of Bern with the morning show «Energy Mein Morgen.» The guest was Bern’s mayor, Alexander Tschäppät, who officially launched the station. In keeping with the slogan «Energy is now bringing the stars to Bern,» stars like Robbie Williams, Pink, Lady Gaga, Shakira, 50 Cent, and Beyoncé were featured throughout the city in the form of hundreds of foil cutouts during the station’s launch.
