Alvarin Kesäjuhla 10.-11.7.
Alvar Aallon Puisto, Otaniementie, 02150 Espoo Directions
Sat 11.07.2026 00:00
Alvarin Kesäjuhla Kesäinen Otaniemi herää eloon, kun Alvar Aallon puiston vehreys muuttuu kahdeksi päiväksi musiikin, elämyksien ja yhteisen fiiliksen keitaaksi 10.--11.7.2026. Alvarin Kesäjuhla kutsuu ihmiset Espooseen viettämään rentoa kesäpäivää, jossa hyvä ruoka, juoma, ystävien seura ja lämmin tuulenvire kietoutuvat yhteen. Viikonlopun aikana Puiston polut täyttyvät naurusta, odotuksesta ja siitä erityisestä juhlan tunnusta, joka kuuluu suomalaiseen keskikesään. Alvar Aallon puisto on Otaniemen rauhallinen viherkeidas, jossa moderni arkkitehtuuri ja luonnon vehreys kohtaavat harmonisesti. Avoimet nurmialueet ja lehtevät puut luovat ilmavan ja juhlavan ympäristön keskelle kampusta, ja juuri tämä tunnelma tekee paikasta täydellisen näyttämön kesäiselle kaupunkifestivaalille. Ja onhan meillä myös musiikkia! Sitruunapuutarha on kesäjuhlan oma, rauhallisempi keidas niille, jotka arvostavat väljyyttä, sujuvia palveluita ja hieman viimeistellympää kokemusta. Kokonaisuus on eksklusiivisempi ja huolellisesti toteutettu vaihtoehto muulle alueelle -- kuitenkaan irrottamatta sinua itse tapahtuman ytimestä. Sitruunapuutarhaan tulee myyntiin vain 350 lippua per päivä, mikä takaa tilan, mukavuuden ja kiireettömän tunnelman koko päivän ajaksi. Saapuessasi alueelle sinut toivotetaan tervetulleeksi raikkaalla sitruunaisella tervetuliaisjuomalla sekä puutarhan omalla erikoisohjelmalla, joka virittää päivän tunnelmaan heti alusta lähtien. Puutarhassa voit nauttia puistobrunssin tai noutaa mieluisan annoksen tapahtuma-alueen ruokamyyntipisteistä. Hyvän ruoan ja virvokkeiden kanssa vietät aikaa aurinkoisella terassilla, lavan läheisyydessä, seuraten artistien esiintymisiä rennosti ja ilman tungosta. Auringolta suojautumiseen löytyy myös katettuja pöytäryhmiä. Sitruunapuutarhan omat anniskelupisteet ja wc-tilat tekevät asioinnista vaivatonta. Jos haluat välillä poistua alueelta, Sitruunapuutarha -passin ansiosta palaat takaisin jouhevasti. SITRUUNAPUUTARHA SISÄLTÄÄ: -pääsyn Sitruunapuutarhaan ja ohjelma-alueelle -Sitruunapuutarha -passin -oman sisäänkäynnin suoraan puistoon -ilmaisen narikan -sitruunaisen tervetuliaisjuoman -aurinkoisen terassin lavan läheisyydessä -katettuja pöytäpaikkoja -omat anniskelupisteet -omat wc-tilat -yllätysohjelmaa Perjantai 10.7. Esiintymisaika artisti 13:30 Portit auki 14.15-15.15 Irina 16.00-17.00 Don Johnson Big Band 17.45-18.45 Ursus Factory 19.30-20.30 Maija Vilkkuma 21.15-22.15 Happoradio 23.00-00.00 Vesala (60min) 01.00 Alue kiinni Lauantai 11.7. Esiintymisaika artisti 13.00 Portit auki 13.45-14.45 Egotrippi 15.30-16.30 Von Hertzen Brothers 17.15-18.15 Tuure Kilpeläinen 19.00-20.15 Tasavallan Presidentti Complete (75min) 21.00-22.00 Leavings-orkesteri solistinaan Timo Rautiainen 22.45-00.00 Negative (75min) 01.00 Alue kiinni Lippu vaihdetaan rannekkeeseen. Tapahtuma K18 Avustaja pääsee ilmaiseksi samalla lipulla, kun tulee avustettavan kanssa samaan aikaan. Lisätietoja: www.alvarinkesajuhla.fi
Performers
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Egotrippi
http://www.egotrippi.com
Fanituotteet: http://www.paitamesta.com/fi/shop/egotrippi
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Von Hertzen BrothersIn Murmuration Out Now!
https://temple.fans/von-hertzen-brothers
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Negative ApproachNegative Approach (sometimes called “NA”) were one of the first hardcore punk bands. They are considered one of the pioneers of this genre, along with bands like Minor Threat, Bad Brains and Black Flag. Formed in Detroit, Michigan, USA, NA existed from 1981-1984, and now again from 2006-present. Like most hardcore bands, they were little known in their day outside of their hometown. They are now idolized in the hardcore subculture, considered to be one of the elite bands of the “old school” era, and continue to be influential.
NA's brand of hardcore was savage and nihilistic, exuding frustration, alienation and rage. This was personified in the band's vocalist John Brannon, an intimidating and intense young man with a shaved head, piercing stare and belligerent attitude. His vocal style and stage presence set the standard for those that followed. NA's musical style was based on Detroit proto-punk icons The Stooges, British punk rock (especially Discharge) and Oi! music (Blitz, The 4-Skins, et al.), although from the start their sound and demeanor were considerably more aggressive and brutal than that of their influences.
Negative Approach was formed in August 1981 by John Brannon and Pete Zelewski, supposedly after seeing a Black Flag/Necros show. The first NA lineup consisted of Brannon on vocals, Rob McCullough on guitar, Pete Zelewski on bass and Zuheir on drums. Not long after, Zelewski left the band to form The Allied and was replaced by Rob McCullough's brother Graham. Zuheir was later replaced by Chris "O.P." Moore. The lineup of Brannon/McCullough/McCullough/Moore would remain unchanged until NA disbanded.
NA's first gig was in the basement of Necros drummer Todd Swalla's mother's home. Soon after, they recorded a demo, and followed that up with an appearance on the Process of Elimination compilation 7” EP, released on The Meatmen frontman Tesco Vee's fledgling Touch & Go label, named after his fanzine of the same name. The comp also featured the Necros and The Meatmen, among others. NA, the Necros and The Meatmen then embarked on the Process of Elimination tour. Though this “tour” consisted of a mere three shows (Boston, New York City and Washington, DC), it is cited as being a key event in the early spread of hardcore.
The first proper Negative Approach studio release came in 1982 with their self-titled 7” EP, also on Touch & Go. It contained now-legendary songs such as “Can't Tell No One,” “Ready To Fight” and “Nothing,” which is considered by many to be the quintessential NA song. The sound quality of the recording is average, but the performances themselves are powerful, and the record is now held in nearly universal high regard by hardcore fans.
The following year saw the release of the Tied Down LP, also venerated as a hardcore classic. While it mostly contains more of the same ultra-fast, angry music as the 7”, the band also branched out somewhat and included a plodding dirge (“Evacuate”) and a (relatively) mid-tempo rocker (“Dead Stop”) on the album.
The classic line-up fell apart in 1983 during their tour in support of Tied Down, playing their last show in Memphis.
Afterwards, Brannon assembled a new line-up with members Kelly Dermody (guitar), Dave (bass) and Mike (drums). This version of Negative Approach played a series of live shows throughout 1984 which featured some new songs, such as "Obsession," "Tunnel Vision," "Kiss Me Kill Me" and a cover of "I Got A Right" by the Stooges. This line-up can be heard on the Live at the Newtown Theater bootleg 7" and some live tracks recorded at Boston's Paradise club that appear on the Total Recall discography CD.
It was announced in May 2006 that Brannon and Moore would play a Negative Approach reunion show, of sorts, for Touch & Go's 25th Anniversary show on September 9, 2006, as well as two later shows in the UK - London on December 7 and at All Tomorrow's Parties on December 10. Despite repeated efforts by Rob and Graham McCulloch to be a part of the reunion and have the classic NA lineup play, John refused; it was instead announced that Harold Richardson (of Brannon's current band Easy Action) and Ron Sakowski (formerly of Easy Action, Laughing Hyenas, and Necros) would complete the lineup. Rob and Graham maintain that the appearance shouldn't be labeled as Negative Approach without the classic NA lineup. The whole affair has generated controversy, and there is little agreement as to who is in the right and for what reasons.
Negative Approach closed out the No Fun Fest in Brooklyn, NY on May 20, 2007.
