AUSVERKAUFT: TEX BRASKET // Support: ANDRE SINNER

In the organizer's words:

Admission: 6 pm / Start: 7 pm

TEX BRASKET
All people should live on the street. I learned that people are actually good. Even behind the
even behind the biggest asshole facade there is often something good; very small, but it's there.
A train station bard, corner bar patron and activist, the Texas native has made his way out of the anonymity of
homelessness, beyond the local "gutter celebrities" of Berlin, has already sung and shouted his way into the hearts of countless people.
sang and shouted.
With songs of hope in supposedly hopeless situations, songs about drug addiction, violence, mental
social injustice and poverty, trouble with the law, prostitution, and of course, time and again, of love, the most dangerous
again and again about love, the most dangerous drug of all, as he says. When the new voice of SLIME is accompanied by
guitar style, tells his lively and highly emotional stories in his distinctive voice, you can hear and feel his
stories, one hears and feels immediately:
There sings one of the REAL life!
Ruthlessly and not at all boy-free, claps one's own unvarnished truth around the ears. So
some hard brother escapes secretly the one or other tear... and who does not even get goose bumps
should urgently check his primary vital functions....
As Tex so insistently asks:
"Do you even know you're alive?"

ANDRE SINNER
Acoustic punk folk - somewhere between Ruhrpottpunk and Irish drinking songs.
Somewhere between Ruhrpott punk and Irish drinking songs, Andre Sinner tells about the night, living in the moment, melancholy, love and anger. Equipped with an acoustic guitar,a bouquet of his own songs, selected cover versions and a not to be missed wink, he shows at least as many facets as the good whiskey he drinks. His friends affectionately call him A.Si