Klein Aber Schick w/ Delta Constellations

In the organizer's words:

Delta Constellations have an extraordinary talent for writing hopeful songs about seemingly hopeless situations. When singer Lion Schoor hurls stories of failure into the audience, it never feels like it. Instead of sinking into self-pity, the young band from Göttingen gives every defeat a greater meaning.

With an infectious mixture of positive energy and touching intimacy, they reach out in difficult times, especially to people who, like themselves, are searching for what is really important in life. Delta Constellations have that youthful cheekiness that most people inevitably lose when they use their heads more than their hearts and pass their mid-twenties: That passion for melodies, lyrics and themes. This hunger for new ventures, hopeless situations and pure escalation. This attitude to life that we all know and that cannot be imitated. Their debut album "Recoveries" is therefore not only refreshingly authentic but also damn danceable. The current singles "J.R. Cupper Street", "Jesus Christ" and "Tom Hanks" set their experiences of pain, regret, depression and sexuality to music in a feather-light manner.

It's quiet - on the surface, but somewhere inside it's bubbling away. It may be cold outside, it's certainly cozy inside, it's Monday - but live music is still playing. At the Kulturlounge Schick Mainz in Kaiserstraße. The concert agency Musikmaschine has the honor of booking the concert series Klein Aber Schick, because no matter how you look at it: The city needs new songs!

Musikmaschine and Schick present selected live music to around 120 guests at the Klein Aber Schick concert series. Small concerts take place every Monday with Free admission in the middle of Mainz. For young and old. From local and foreign to international artists.

Links:
https://www.musikmaschine.net/formate/
https://www.instagram.com/klein_aber_schick_mainz/
https://www.facebook.com/kleinaberschick/

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Price information:

Free admission, but beware the pink hat:-)