The event is canceled due to insufficient ticket sales!
Tickets can be refunded at the respective advance booking offices.
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On January 27, 2025, the official day of remembrance for the victims of National Socialism, the story Addressee Unknown by Kathrine Kressmann Taylor will be performed in a musical reading in the Turbine of the rock'n'popmuseum. The reading will be performed by actors Sven Söhnchen and Rudolf Damm and accompanied musically by Hagen singer-songwriter Björn Nonnweiler. After the reading, there will be an open exchange between the artists and the audience.
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When you hear string quartet, you usually think of classical chamber music. For almost 20 years, "Die Nixen" have been proving that the traditional line-up can also play other literature in a very entertaining way. Rahel Rilling (violin), Katharina Wildhagen (violin), Kristina Menzel-Labitzke (viola) and Nikola Spingler (cello) swim stylishly through the various genres of classical music, film music, jazz, pop and rock on their dives - and with great success. They have toured with world stars such as Michael Bublé and Mando Dias, accompanied various political ceremonies and regularly perform on the country's major concert stages.
With heart and humor, the musical water creatures take their audience on a varied journey, making the familiar sound new and the new sound different, whether with depth or stormy virtuosity, on gentle waves or sparklingly funny: "Die Nixen" present an ocean full of music in the most dazzling timbres.
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Due to health reasons the concert with Wild Child on 06.03.2025 has to be canceled.
We wish you a speedy recovery!
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Fred, Burger, Tottovic, Pensen, Labörnski and Rüdi - a band without hierarchy. This makes the Monsters of Liedermaching a fascinating phenomenon in the German-speaking rock world. But everything is actually quite simple: the six gentlemen got to know and appreciate each other as solo artists at numerous singer-songwriter festivals. More and more short tours were organized. At that time, they played one after the other, as befits a festival. Then - in the summer of 2003 at the Hamburg Rockspektakel - the spontaneous decision was made to simply put three beer benches on stage and play together. The result was spontaneous enthusiasm on both sides of the stage. The conclusion: The Monsters of Liedermaching are a band. Because together they are more than the sum of their parts. Logical, isn't it?
