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7 Vibes Journey expands its Zurich format into an Interlaken festival

The collective announces four days of music and art at a former theme park, translating its seven-part journey into interconnected physical worlds.

Official 7 Vibes Journey concept visual showing the park and seven connected pavilion areas
Photo: 7 Vibes Journey; official festival concept visual, not a photograph of a completed festivalSource

7 Vibes Journey is taking its Zurich-born format into a four-day festival. The collective has announced 3–6 June 2027 in Interlaken, where a former theme park will become the setting for an expanded music-and-art project.

The organiser’s festival page describes seven interconnected worlds. Rather than encountering successive musical moods within one evening, visitors are invited to move between pavilion areas: Float, Explore, Rise, Release, Beyond, Light and Home. Art installations and performance are part of the announced concept.

UBWG traces the project back to Zurich in 2017 and identifies the site as Jungfraupark, the former Mystery Park. Its report frames the festival as an expansion of an established event format. The news is therefore more than another date in the calendar: a collective is translating its way of structuring an evening into a multi-day production and a physical landscape.

The plans remain an announcement, rather than a finished account of what visitors will experience. A musical lineup was not supplied in the consulted announcement. No artist should be inferred from earlier editions, and the imagery accompanying the launch represents the organiser’s concept rather than a photograph of a completed festival.

For Switzerland’s electronic scene, the project offers a different scale for a format developed through club gatherings. Its character will depend on how music, art and movement between the spaces work together.

SCENE:ID’s view: the most interesting test is whether the seven-part idea remains meaningful across four days. The next announcements to watch are the programme and practical details showing how the proposed worlds become a coherent festival experience.