Buddy Dee & The Ghostriders

Buddy Dee & The Ghostriders are a Swiss country music band known for their heartfelt lyrics, rich melodies, and vibrant live performances. Buddy Dee began his music career as a street musician in the early 1980s, gradually honing his skills as a singer, guitarist, and entertainer through club shows. By 1991, he and his band The Ghostriders had firmly established themselves in the Swiss country scene with a fresh groove and playful spirit. Their albums "Midnight in Lakeland" and "Roll the Dice" were even produced in Nashville by "Big" John Brack, highlighting the band's growing reputation.

Over the years, Buddy Dee & The Ghostriders have played widely across Switzerland—from intimate village festivals to major venues—and expanded their fanbase through tours across Europe, the Mediterranean, and Africa. A significant milestone was winning the Prix Walo for Country Music in 2015, a prize that recognized Buddy's genuine country style and dedication to the craft. Since 2006, the current lineup of the Ghostriders has been praised for its tight band groove and warm camaraderie, which shines through in their energetic shows and recordings, including their collaborative album "Back in Town." The band continues its journey with regular concerts and celebrations, marking decades of enduring passion for country music.