Season 2025 starts
- countrysisters
- Jan 5, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 20, 2025
New year is here and with it many new opportunities are coming. For us these are new venues and new country festivals which we will be visiting.
For many years we used to start a new season in Switzerland. But this year is different. Music season 2025 starts in France this time!
Let us invite you to a great country and linedance event in Jassans-Riottier (F) 22.2.2025.
We are excited about coming to France again and we can´t wait to meet all our French fans and friends.
Moreover we´re bringing in a new show which will contain more stage and table dancing, new fresh songs, outstanding stage choreography and much more.
Do you want to see it? Then come to some of our shows in 2025, there´s a lot to look forward to.
Check out our tourplan, soon we will add more new shows >>
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