Kulturbahnhof becomes a jazz stage: Jazzrausch with a new album!

Kulturbahnhof becomes a jazz stage: Jazzrausch with a new album!

Greifswald, Deutschland - On July 13th the time has come: The Munich big band "Jazzrausch" will be with their new album "Bangers only!" Play in the Greifswald Kulturbahnhof (Cuba). At this special event, the band will present its unique sound from disco, radio and techno elements and merge the boundaries between different music genres in an exciting way. The event is part of the “not entirely classic” festival series, which is celebrated as part of the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Festival. This summer, these festival celebrates their 35th anniversary with 136 concerts in which over 250 soloists and ensembles are involved, as the Ostsee newspaper reports.

"Jazzrausch" consists of around 20 talented young musicians and tours internationally with about 80 appearances a year. The concert in Greifswald not only marks the appearance of the band, but also the inauguration of the new cultural station as a concert location. Standing tickets for the event cost 40 euros, reduced they are available for 20 euros. If you are already interested in buying a ticket, you should hurry, because the demand is high.

cultural highlights and sold -out concerts

The MV Festival offer a variety of events this summer. On July 4, a concert by the Philharmonic State Orchestra in Hamburg will take place under the direction of Kent Nagano. The 1,000 tickets for this event are now sold out. Another highlight is the concert with the star violinist Daniel Hope, which takes place on August 30th in the Anklam Marienkirche and is also completely sold out. On July 26, music lovers can experience reflector at the Chamber Orchestra Ensemble Reflector under the direction of Valentin Egel on July 26th. For this concert, tickets are currently available in price categories 25, 35 and 45 euros.

a very special concert

The concert of "Jazzrausch" is carried out according to the information from Kultur MV without a break. It takes place at the end of the semester and promises to become an unforgettable experience for all listeners. Jazz rush follows with her current album "Bangers only!" The approach of combining jazz with elements from techno and classical music, which makes the appearance particularly exciting. The band has a good hand for innovative sounds and attracts people from all over the region.

For more information about the festival and the Big Band you can visit the pages of the Ostsee newspaper and from Kultur MV: Ostsee-Zeitung and Culture Mv. For more information about Big Band Germany, a look here is: Big Band Germany.