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Krokus at Moon&Stars

Chris von Rohr: "This could be our last gig"

Krokus rocked the Piazza Grande in Locarno on Friday evening. In an interview with blue Music, bassist Chris von Rohr explains how they still manage to put on such a rousing show at the age of 70.

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  • Krokus open the evening on the Moon&Stars main stage on Friday.
  • blue Music was able to speak to bassist Chris von Rohr shortly before the sound check.
  • In the interview, he talks about the band's recipe for success, how they are celebrating their 50th anniversary and tells us why the Krokus members are crazy according to Bernhard Russi.
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Krokus was founded in Solothurn in July 1975. Almost 50 years later, the Swiss rock legends are still not tired and are bursting with energy on stage. On Friday evening, they open the evening at Moon&Stars on the Piazza Grande.

Together with singer Marc Storace, bassist Chris von Rohr is the band's best-known face. Shortly before the sound check in Locarno, he stopped by blue Music host Annina Frey.

In the interview, he talks about the band's recipe for success, the celebrations for their 50th anniversary and tells us why the Krokus members are crazy according to Bernhard Russi.

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