ZOOT WOMAN

In the organizer's words:

After the sold-out concert in the Turmzimmer for the album "Maxidrama", ZOOT WOMAN are returning to German stages in 2025! With new material, big hits and a dancefloor-ready live update, the duo will once again be causing dance alarms, as the indiesleaze party vibe of the UK icons promises stylish highlights - on and in front of the stage, when their fan base uninhibitedly lives out their inner 2000s indie kid. The indie stars of the 2000s, who - together with Stuart Price - shaped a generation of electro-indie acts with an 80s touch with their debut album "Living In A Magazine", remained true to their iconic sound aesthetic on 2024's "Maxidrama". Since the early days, their sound has been celebrated by critics and the community after they became the focus of the international music scene in 2001.

The then newcomers were ennobled by Madonna, who immediately asked Price to produce them - ZOOT WOMAN have since been responsible for edgy collaborations with Solomun, Âme, Einmusik, Iron Curtis and Moscoman. They have worked with Jessie Ware, Justice and Mimi Webb and have been shaping European indie synthpop for over two decades. Timeless and independent of trends, they have evolved with every album and established themselves as a versatile act in the studio and on stage, celebrated by fans internationally on their extensive touring cycles.

'Absence' and 'Redesigned' were followed by worldwide touring until their seventh album 'Maxidrama' was released in 2024 - a sophisticated blend of melodic depth, danceability and shimmering synths. Vintage synths, iconic drum machines and Johnny Blake's unmistakable voice. The album remained true to the signature sound: superficially unapproachably cool and at the same time melancholic and emotional like never before, the release was characterized by extraordinary intensity. "Maxidrama" was made for the stage - the subsequent club tour in 2024 quickly sold out venues.

In 2025, there will be another chance to experience ZOOT WOMAN live: And where else but at the newly renovated Molotow Club should ZOOT WOMAN bring their synthpop aesthetic with an 80s vibe à la New Order and Giorgio Moroder, their perfectly balanced sound and a setlist full of dance highlights and classics to the stage?