From July 2 to 18. Another co-production with Quincy Jones and another firework: Joe Cocker opens the Fesitval with his Rock’n Blues Band “Was not Was”. Annie Lennox, Emmylou Harris, The Kronos Quartet, Tori Amos, Randy Crawford, Eddie Daniels, Gary Burton and Marc Johnson, an interesting evening with Bobby McFerrin and Quincy Jones accompanied by George Duke on keyboards. A tribute to Miles Davis night with Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Tony Williams, Wallace Rodney and Ron Carter. Blues with Eric Clapton (Chuck Leavell plays keyboards – ex legendary Allman Brothers Band member), Simply Red is back, Tracy Chapman too, Joan Armatrading, The Yellowjackets and the George Duke Band. Indie-World-Fusion style with Jay Uttal who at 19 went to India to study sarod and singing with the legendary Ali Akhbar Khan. Ex-Beatles Ringo Starr is invited to Montreux and performs with prestigious Pop musicians as Joe Walsh. Nils Lofgren, Dave Edmunds, Todd Rundgreen, American musician, singer, songwriter and producer etc. A Blues evening with Buddy Guy and his band, Albert Collins breaks ice with his “Icebreakers”, The Blues Brothers with Eddie Floyd, Pop-Soul music with Tony Joe White, a Gospel evening with The Atlanta Superchoir, Andae and Sandra Crouch, Tramaine Hawkins.