Observed Signal · Aug 20, 2026 · Campaign · Source: persoenlich.com News · Impact: 1/5 · Sentiment: Neutral
Surprise Concerts for Swisscom
The Swiss communications agency Dylan organised unannounced mini-concerts titled "Secret Artist Moments" for Swisscom at three Swiss open-air festivals in summer 2026. Artists L Loko & Drini performed at Openair Frauenfeld, Jule X at Gurtenfestival and Marie Jay at the Paléo Festival camping area. Swisscom recorded the spontaneous moments with an in-house production team and hosts, published short videos on YouTube and distributed the material via its social channels. The format is part of Swisscom's wider festival-summer campaign under the slogan "Wo bisch?"; Dylan also developed other social formats focused on people, encounters and small stories. Credits list Swisscom as client and Maude Federspiel, Fredy Droz, Alessandro Reintges and Nik Hartmann as responsible at Dylan (concept).
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- Dylan organised unannounced mini-concerts for Swisscom at three Swiss open-air festivals in summer 2026.
- Artists and placements: L Loko & Drini at Openair Frauenfeld, Jule X at Gurtenfestival, Marie Jay at Paléo Festival (camping area).
- Swisscom documented the surprise performances with an internal production team and hosts and published short videos on YouTube.
- The activity is part of Swisscom's festival-summer campaign under the slogan "Wo bisch?" and included additional social-media formats developed by Dylan.
- Credits: Client Swisscom (Switzerland); responsible at Dylan (concept): Maude Federspiel, Fredy Droz, Alessandro Reintges, Nik Hartmann.
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