Regional One, D'Or

Rock

Regional One was formed in the south of England, where they made a name for themselves on the British rock scene with original music inspired by artists ranging from modern greats such as Avenged Sevenfold, Shinedown, Black Stone Cherry and Muse to classic legends such as Pink Floyd and Black Sabbath. Known for their energetic live performances and powerful songwriting, the band continues to push creative boundaries both on stage and in the studio. 2025 proved to be a milestone year for Regional One. They headlined “Live & Unheard” at the Lighthouse in Poole, toured the UK as support for Gin Annie, and brought their sound to mainland Europe for the first time, travelling to Portugal. At the end of 2025, they were nominated by the southern English radio station WigWam for the «Best Band in the South Award» and were able to collect the second-place prize in London in January. Building on this momentum,

the four lads from Bournemouth want to carry that drive into 2026. A UK tour in spring, a packed summer festival tour and, in September, their first-ever shows in Switzerland at Sedel in Lucerne and Böröm Pöm Pöm in Oberentfelden.

D'Or

Not a B-movie and not a remake! D’OR is no jewellery shop either, but 666 carats of gold. Fun and dirty, loud music live and thrive on the streets of Switzerland. Get ready for a wild ride towards the Sunset Strip with a happy ending. D’OR rocks and rolls relentlessly like a freight train on the big screen. Guitar cineastes on amphetamines, with vocals like a peppery gin and tonic. An invigorating groove machine. Unfiltered tobacco and a chronically scratchy throat are served with a double espresso and a thundering sidecar. Melodic? Of course – pretentious? Absolutely – clichés? Coming right up – with humour? Get lost!! Fresh and full of energy. As if the Terminator had returned to the future in a DeLorean and brought back the sexy spirit of the 1980s. D’OR puts your neck muscles to the test with an alchemy of hard rock and modern, rusty metal. After numerous concerts in Switzerland and Germany with such names as Krokus, Gotthard, Kissing Black, Voltage Arc, Cemetery Skyline and Wig Wam, they are now stopping at Sedel in Lucerne and Böröm Pöm Pöm in Oberentfelden as part of the England/Switzerland band exchange project. The little goldfingers are ready to go.

Now fasten your seatbelts!