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AC/DC, SOUNDGARDEN Classics Performed On Switzerland's Version Of 'Clash Of The Choirs' (Video)

November 23, 2010

AC/DC's "TNT" and SOUNDGARDEN's "Black Hole Sun" are among the tracks that were performed by "Team Gustav" on the Swiss television show "Kampf der Chöre" (Switzerland's version of "Clash Of The Choirs"). You can watch video footage of the performances below.

"Kampf der Chöre" is a music competition between eight choirs, put together and led by successful Swiss singers/musicians in their home region. The celebrities take on the role of the choir leader and support their choir in the struggle for a perfect performance. They also act as members of the jury and evaluate the performances of the other competing choirs.

"Kampf der Chöre" premiered on October 24 on SF1. The finale is planned for November 28.

(Thanks: Florian Wohlwend)

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