James Blunt officially opened the ski season this weekend at the legendary Top of the Mountain concert in Ischgl in Austria. According to the organizers 17,000 visitors came to the Silvretta Arena Ischgl-Samnaun ski area this weekend to ski on the fabulous fresh snow and enjoy the Top of the Mountain concert in Ischgl. Mega star James Blunt was the highlight of the concert getting the crowd going in this outstanding setting. Snowplaza was there to open the ski season and report back with concert highlights, photos and videos. More information about skiing in Ischgl.
According to the Top of the Mountain concert organizers, 17,000 visitors cheered on James Blunt on stage at the legendary season opening concert in Ischgl. Everything was perfect with great
skiing conditions, good snow, clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine during the day followed by James Blunt and his ukulele on stage in the evening. The show was spectacular and full of emotion with James’ popular, feel-good songs like "Postcards" and "Bonfire Heart" from his new album "Moon Landing" and classics like “1973” from his “All the Lost Souls” album. Below you can see the interview with James Blunt which was provided by TVB Paznaun-Ischgl – the introduction is in German of course but fast forward to hear James and his thoughts.
The highlight of the show was when James Blunt did a stage dive into the crowd!
As an avid skier, James Blunt carried out a quick inspection of the resort of Ischgl before his concert and stated he was impressed by the good snow conditions. He said that it's an incredible feeling to be able to open the ski season in Ischgl and he wished he had time for a few more runs as the slopes look fantastic. The slopes at the ski resort Ischgl (Silvretta Arena) opened on Thursday, 27 November and at the same time the new 3-S Pardatschgratbahn ski lift went into operation.
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James Blunt officially opened the ski season this weekend at the legendary Top of the Mountain concert in Ischgl in Austria. According to the organizers 17,000 visitors came to the Silvretta Arena Ischgl-Samnaun ski area this weekend to ski on the fabulous fresh snow and enjoy the Top of the Mountain concert in Ischgl. Mega star James Blunt was the highlight of the concert getting the crowd going in this outstanding setting. Snowplaza was there to open the ski season and report back with concert highlights, photos and videos. More information about skiing in Ischgl.
According to the Top of the Mountain concert organizers, 17,000 visitors cheered on James Blunt on stage at the legendary season opening concert in Ischgl. Everything was perfect with great
skiing conditions, good snow, clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine during the day followed by James Blunt and his ukulele on stage in the evening. The show was spectacular and full of emotion with James’ popular, feel-good songs like "Postcards" and "Bonfire Heart" from his new album "Moon Landing" and classics like “1973” from his “All the Lost Souls” album. Below you can see the interview with James Blunt which was provided by TVB Paznaun-Ischgl – the introduction is in German of course but fast forward to hear James and his thoughts.
The highlight of the show was when James Blunt did a stage dive into the crowd!
As an avid skier, James Blunt carried out a quick inspection of the resort of Ischgl before his concert and stated he was impressed by the good snow conditions. He said that it's an incredible feeling to be able to open the ski season in Ischgl and he wished he had time for a few more runs as the slopes look fantastic. The slopes at the ski resort Ischgl (Silvretta Arena) opened on Thursday, 27 November and at the same time the new 3-S Pardatschgratbahn ski lift went into operation.
Being lucky enough to have parents who were crazy about skiing, my love for the mountains started when I was 4 years old on our first family ski holiday to Austrian ski resort of Obergurl. One ski holiday a year was never enough and tears rolled down my face as I looked out the back window of the car on the drive down the valley on the way home!
