Züri West
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![]() Züri West at the «Stars of Sounds» concert in Aarberg, 1 June 2012.  | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Switzerland | 
| Genres | Rock | 
| Years active | 1984–present | 
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| Past members | 
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| Website | www.zueriwest.ch | 
Züri West (Swiss German for Zürich West) is a Swiss rock band. Most of their songs are written in Bernese German.
The band's name is an ironic reference to Bern, the capital of Switzerland, as merely a place west of Zürich, the largest city in Switzerland.
It released its debut studio album, Sport und Musik in 1987.[1]
Line-up
Current members
- Kuno Lauener (vocals): since 1984
 - Markus Fehlmann (guitar): since 1984
 - Gert Stäuble (drums): since 1993
 - Manuel Häfliger (guitar): since 2017
 - Wolfgang Zwieauer (bass): since 2017
 
Former members
- Peter Schmid (bass): 1984-1986
 - Sam Mumenthaler (drums): 1984-1986
 - Martin S. Silfverberg (drums): 1986–1992
 - Peter von Siebenthal (guitar): 1984-2000
 - Martin Gerber (bass): 1986–2000
 - Oli Kuster (keyboards): 2000-2004
 - Jürg Schmidhauser (bass): 2000-2012
 - Tom Etter (guitar): 2000-2017
 
Discography
- Splendid EP (13 December 1985) - Black Cat at Bebop
 - Kirchberg EP (November, 1986) - Black Cat at Sound Service
 - Sport und Musik (15 November 1987) - Black Cat at Sound Service
 - Bümpliz - Casablanca (13 May 1989) - Black Cat at Sound Service
 - Elvis (15 June 1990) - Black Cat at Sound Service
 - Arturo Bandini (15 November 1991) - Sound Service
 - Wintertour (21 November 1992) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
 - Züri West (10 May 1994) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
 - Hoover Jam (11 May 1996) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
 - Super 8 (6 March 1999) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
 - Radio zum Glück (25 August 2001) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
 - Retour - Best of (15 November 2003) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
 - Aloha from Züri West (12 June 2004) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
 - Haubi Songs (12 January 2008) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
 - HomeRekords (23 April 2010) - Weltrekords at Sound Service[2]
 - Göteborg (23 March 2012) - Sound Service
 - Love (24 March 2017) - Sound Service
 - Loch dür Zyt (8 December 2023) - Sound Service
 
Videography
- Am Blues vorus (28 March 2003)
 
References
- ^ "Züri West". AllMusic. Retrieved 27 June 2025.
 - ^ "HomeRekords - Züri West". AllMusic. Retrieved 27 June 2025.
 
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