Start of the International Radio Festival
The International Radio Festival (IRF) begins on Monday. For six days, radio producers from over 15 countries will broadcast from the Papiersaal Sihlcity in Zurich.
More than 20 FM stations, DAB and Internet radios will be broadcasting in Zurich from September 5 to 11 as part of the International Radio Festival. Each station will present in its own language. Alternative stations from major cities such as London, Berlin, Nairobi, New York and Shanghai will meet niche radio stations. "We are a cosmopolitan cultural platform that wants to establish itself as a get-together for the world's most creative radio producers," Miguel Alvarez from the organizing crew told the Sonntagszeitung newspaper. Also on board are Rundfunk FM founder Oliver Scotoni and entertainment manager Darryl von Däniken.
The festival broadcasts live from the Papiersaal (Sihlcity) and is transmitted in the greater Zurich area via FM (FM 88.2 MHz / FM 95.7 MHz), cable and the Internet. Every day from 5 p.m. you can also look over the shoulders of the radio producers in the studio. More information, frequencies and livestream at Internationalradiofestival.com.
The festival broadcasts live from the Papiersaal (Sihlcity) and is transmitted in the greater Zurich area via FM (FM 88.2 MHz / FM 95.7 MHz), cable and the Internet. Every day from 5 p.m. you can also look over the shoulders of the radio producers in the studio. More information, frequencies and livestream at Internationalradiofestival.com.
