Xatar feat. heavytones

Date & Time

Sat, Apr 20, 2024, 20:00

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Two pop-cultural icons come together here: With their joint live programme »Das Letzte Mahl«, Xatar and heavytones break down genre boundaries and mix trademark soul/funk/jazz sound with hard rap from the street. When explosive brass sections, driving percussion, funky guitars and vintage keyboard pads meet gangster rap with ruthless lyrics, it promises nothing less than a new level of hip hop and energetic live entertainment.

Keywords: Rock, Pop, Singer-Songwriter, Shows & Entertainment

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Xatar

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