There, where John Paul II kissed the ground in 1988, an open-air festival with top bands and great surroundings takes place in August.
After the helicopter landed on the airfield in Trausdorf in 1988 and Pope John Paul II kissed the Burgenland soil, 80,000 people celebrated a mass there with the Holy Father. That many probably won’t come there on August 3rd and 4th, but : It will definitely be divine and you can also celebrate when, among others, Turbobier with lead singer Marco Pogo and Pizzera & Jaus will rock the stage at the former airfield. “Celebrate like the Pope is our motto,” says Florian Andronik, who is organizing the premiere of the Airfield Sounds Festival in his home community. A festival around the clock 10,000 people will find space in the stands on the evening of August 3rd, of course To pay entrance fee. But not for the festival, which begins in the morning, is rounded off after the concerts with a disco after midnight and ends the next day with a morning pint: “We would like to round off this unique open-air feeling with a variety of food stalls, shooting galleries and rides.” , says Andronik.If you’re quick, book “Celebrate and Sleep” at the Eisenstadt Hotel Galantha: A taxi will take the guests to Trausdorf and pick them up from there.Info: www.airfieldsounds.at
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