Celerina swaps its usual soundtrack for Detroit soul this August. On August 26, singer David DiAlma travels from bilingual Biel to Cresta Palace, Celerina’s grand alpine address. He brings a soul and funk sound built for velvet booths and gold record shelves. His voice channels the 1960s and ’70s.
Guests trade cocktail hour for a full sensory set: live music, seasonal plates, and polished interiors. Boutique properties across the Alps increasingly book musicians over DJs, betting on authenticity. Cresta Palace tests that thesis with one summer evening. Expect soul standards, funk grooves, and a crowd that lingers past the encore.
