Latest Events in Zurich(October Updated)

The works of Maria Lassiniger (born 1919 in Kapel-Amklapfeld, died 2014 in Vienna) and Edvard Munch (born 1863 in Lothen, died 1944 in Eklee near Oslo) are exhibited together for the first time in a major exhibition. At first glance, the Austrian artist and the Norwegian painter—whose collection of Munch paintings is the largest outside of Norway at the Vienna State Museums—are separated by more than half a century. However, their works and lives share striking similarities. This thematic juxtaposition allows for a fresh perspective on their work. Both artists used color not only as a design element but also as a powerful means of expressing their inner world: emotions, bodily sensations, and their relationship with the world. For Maria Lassiniger, as for Edvard Munch, painting was not merely an artistic technique, but a way of self-examination. Their works depict inner and outer states that evoke direct emotional resonance in the viewer. The exhibition's subtitle—"The Flow of Painting = The Flow of Life"—is taken from one of Maria Lassiniger's paintings. It perfectly encapsulates the essence that connects the two: life and art are inseparable. This exhibition comprises approximately 160 paintings and works on paper, and was generously supported by the Oslo MUNCH, the Maria Lassnig Foundation, the Swiss UNIQA Art Insurance Company, the Truus and Gerrit van Riemsdijk Foundation, and the Roswitha Haftmann Foundation.

War, past and present, has been an integral and vital part of Swiss history. This exhibition brings together multiple perspectives to showcase how war has influenced Switzerland's political structure, economic interests, and social order from the late Middle Ages to the present.From the myths that built identity around the Battle of Mülten, to internal conflicts such as the Peasants' War of 1653 and the Sondnes War of 1847, and even the potential threat posed by World War II: war in all its forms has shaped Switzerland's self-perception. Whether wars occurred within or outside modern Switzerland, they gave rise to new power relations and social contradictions—for example, the accumulation of capital through the arms and mercenary trade, the exacerbation of class conflict, and the transformation of gender roles.

Puscifer's 2026 "The Normal Isn't" tour in Zurich will take place on November 1, 2026. Puscifer is an alternative rock project spearheaded by American musician Maynard James Keenan, alongside Tool and A Perfect Circle. The project is known for its dramatic live performances and visual presentations, often featuring satire and dark humor. Representative albums include *V Is for Vagina*, *Conditions of My Parole*, and *Money Shot*. This tour revolves around "The Normal Isn't," continuing Puscifer's signature theatrical style. Stage performances, visuals, and costumes form an integral part of the overall narrative, rather than simply a string of songs. Performance details and lineup are subject to change. Please note that performance times and show times are subject to change; it is recommended to check admission and attendance rules in advance.

Placebo's 2026 tour will stop in Zurich on November 4, 2026. Placebo is a London-based British rock band formed in 1994 by vocalist and guitarist Brian Molko and bassist Stefan Olsdal. Known for their androgynous image, distorted guitar playing, and straightforward lyrics, their representative works include "Nancy Boy," "Pure Morning," "Every You Every Me," and "The Bitter End." Their early representative works include the 1998 album *Without You I'm Nothing* and the 2000 album *Black Market Music*. This tour is part of the band's 2026 tour, and Zurich is one of the stops. The performance will primarily feature the band's past works, but the specific setlist is subject to change. Please note that performance times, admission rules, and other information are subject to change by the organizers.

High above Zurich, the winter wonderland comes alive with light-up paths, cozy cottages, and a plethora of activities. Curling rinks offer a venue for the sport, while weekends feature candle-making and mini Christmas markets. Dining options are plentiful, ranging from mulled wine and street food to Maiensäss cheese fondue. Torch-lit forest trails and breathtaking panoramic views of the city, lakes, and the Alps perfectly capture the magic of winter. The winter wonderland is easily accessible from Zurich Central Station via the Uetliberg Railway.

LP (Laura Pergolizzi)'s "All Is Not Lost" tour marks her return to the international stage after two years, while also celebrating the 10th anniversary of the album "Lost on You" and featuring tracks from the new album "Room 12".

Tokio Hotel will be performing in Zurich on November 10, 2026. Tokio Hotel is a German band consisting of vocalist Bill Kaulitz, guitarist Tom Kaulitz, bassist Georg Listing, and drummer Gustav Schäfer. Formed in 2001, the band gained attention in Germany and several European countries with their German album *Schrei*, followed by the English album *Scream*, featuring tracks such as "Monsoon" and "Ready, Set, Go!". The band's musical style has evolved from early pop-rock to incorporate electronic elements, and their visual identity and stage presence have always been part of their distinctive identity. This Zurich show is part of Tokio Hotel's 2026 tour. The performance will take place on November 10, 2026, in Zurich. Specific setlist, guest lineup, and stage design for this performance are currently unavailable. Please note that performance times and showtimes are subject to change; it is recommended to confirm admission and viewing rules in advance.