On Saturday, five DJs are to fill the Schmellbachtal with sound using a solar-powered power bank. The DJ sets start in the afternoon – how long music is played also depends on the performance of the device.
Michael Werner
07/19/2023 – 5:18 p.m
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The organizer Hudu is organizing a kind of open-air club evening at the Schmellbachtal restaurant on Saturday, July 22nd. Participants in the charity run for the children’s hospice in Stuttgart and anyone else who is interested can watch five DJs at work from 4.30 p.m. until late in the evening and chat or dance while they do so. At the so-called Flashbash with the motto “One Night in Forest” the “sustainable power bank” of the organizer Hudu will be tested. “We hang up until the power bank runs out,” says the Schmellbachtal restaurant. He really doesn’t know how long the solar-powered power station “EcoFlow Delta Pro” with attached music system, light, laptops and fog machine will last, said Hudu boss Till Elsässer when asked by our newspaper.
His DJ project Hudu is about “connecting people, nature and music,” says Elsässer. “Peaceful and relaxed” will be the evening on which donations for the children’s hospice in Stuttgart are to be generated. The organizer said he was expecting 500 visitors to the DJ sets by Der Stau, Tano & Vasili, Household Andi, Oli Brünemann and Hudu aka Till Elsässer himself, with free admission. And the Schmellbachtal restaurant says: “It will definitely be an unforgettable and legendary summer night at ‘One Night in Forest’.”
2023-07-19 15:35:58
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