Gregor McEwan

In the organizer's words:

Gregor McEwan is "on the road again" to present brand new, unreleased songs. But of course, songs from the first five albums "Houses And Homes", "Much Ado About Loving", "From A To Beginning", "Four Seasons" and "Going Solo", which have repeatedly earned McEwan comparisons with international genre greats such as Glen Hansard, Damien Rice, City And Colour or Noel Gallagher, will not be missing.

Excerpt from the press release by Linus Volkmann:
You are simply gripped by the emotional depth of these songs. They have the power to make you cry around the campfire with a shabby acoustic guitar. But the fact that Gregor McEwan also adds such a varied sound aesthetic to them is proof of the exceptional position that the Berliner-by-choice occupies (...) These are almost obscenely virtuoso songs, an essence. Perhaps McEwan has never presented his art to us in such a focused way. These pieces are an event! All the adrenaline, the happiness, the melancholy that floods you here. That's what this form of music should be about - nothing else. I'm exhausted every time I listen to it. Thank you for that!

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"... Gregor McEwan can do much more than folk. He is not the folk bard from next door who takes over every orphaned stage with his guitar. His musical visions are far too wide-ranging. Great love songs!..."
(Rolling Stone)

"... Gregor McEwan is definitely a really good musician. I'm really amazed, the end of Halloween Costume is like an homage to One by Metallica - so when those drums kick in like that. And the song is great! The video is great too! I'll put Gregor McEwan on the Fidi & Bumsi playlist with Halloween Costume..."
(Olli Schulz in the Fest & Flauschig podcast)