HAMBURG SURF NIGHT

HAMBURG SURF NIGHT at the Fabrique in the Gängeviertel with live bands, surf movies and good vibes.

The temperatures are dropping, Hamburg's shivering weather is showing its best side, but the summer is not over yet! On November 7, the endless summer will be celebrated in the Gängeviertel and in addition to the finest live music from the three bands highcoast, Poolhead and Tea House, you can expect selected surf movies for the ultimate beach feeling. Join us and let us take you on a sweaty mini vacation.

Doors: 18:30

Start: 19:30

Entry: Pay what you want

Line-Up:

highcoast - highcoast, founded in Melbourne and stranded in Hamburg, have been playing Australian-inspired surf rock since 2016. The sun-soaked songs of the self-titled "Shit Weather Beach Boys" are about never-ending surf trips, drunken party nights and the most beautiful beaches in the world. With an energetic modern-vintage sound, the duo also creates a unique, life-affirming mix of melodic sweetness and dirty roughness live, bringing endless summer and good vibes to any stage.

Poolhead - The Hamburg surf-rock trio POOLHEAD, is driven by the wild surf sound of the 60s and develops it further in a stubborn, raw and naive way. The three musicians bring an instrumental mixture of driving garage rock, psychedelic and funk vibes to the stage, which is often referred to as the "Tarantino sound". Reverb-soaked melodies, fuzzy riffs and driving rhythms make the band sweat and the dance floor swirl. Founded in 2020, POOLHEAD are ready to flood your next pool party.

Tea House - The smell of half-smoked cigarettes and stale beer cans emanate from an empty greenhouse in the Hamburg countryside. From muffled cell phone speakers, Australian indie charts alternate with long-forgotten rock and hip hop classics. The lovingly christened 'Tea House', formerly a farm for growing tulips and daffodils, is the breeding ground for five friends and their love of music.
This dusty pile of shards eventually becomes the name of the band Tea House, founded in 2018. In their self-built studio between ditches and dykes, they create indie, funk and reggae, ranging from plank to ballad.
No money, no know-how but plenty of good humor provide the basis for a refreshing and varied sound.