With special guest EB Davis (voc | USA)
The harmonious meeting place for all 12-strokes - today again as an XXL hall edition!
For the twenty-first (!) time, the protagonists of Monday's session will move from the foyer to the large hall, where they will once again celebrate a bluesy end to the year with the best sound and light. In addition to great musicians such as Kai Strauss, Chris Rannenberg, Jimmy Reiter and Tommy Schneller, this year's special guest is EB Davis.
EB Davis, the blues ambassador. A name that EB Davis has earned over the years. In June 2008, he was awarded the official title of 'Blues Ambassador to the State of Arkansas' (USA) and in the fall of the same year, the German Rock and Pop Music Association unanimously voted him the best R&B singer.
The charismatic blues and soul showman has been thrilling audiences all over the world for over 40 years now.
Born in the Arkansas Delta, he grew up in the then bubbling blues metropolis of Memphis and, like many musicians from the southern states, headed north to New York in the 1960s. Here he founded his first band: the 'Soulgroovers', with whom he toured across the United States. They quickly made a name for themselves and shared the stage with stars such as Wilson Pickett, Isaac Hayes, Millie Jackson and B.B. King. After the band broke up, he came to Europe for the first time as a member of the 'Drifters' in the early 80s and decided to move here some time later.
As frontman of the 'Bayou Blues Band' and the 'Radio Kings', he was constantly on tour again, including as a support act for Ray Charles, until he founded his first-class international 'Superband' in Berlin in the 90s, with whom he recorded numerous CDs and with whom he is still on the road today.
unseated event
This content has been machine translated.Price information:
Advance booking: € 10.00 Box Office: € 15.00
Gemeinsam Events erleben
Events werden noch schöner wenn wir sie teilen! Deshalb kannst du dich jetzt mit Friends und anderen Usern vernetzen um Events gemeinsam zu besuchen. Loslegen