In the organizer's words:

The Tiger Lillies

Dark and deviant theatrics are their trademark, and the dark cabaret genre, which became popular in the early 2000s, draws heavily on them. With an international reputation as one of the most interesting avant-garde bands in the world, the TIGER LILLIES never cease to surprise, shock and entertain with their inimitable sound. And in doing so, they fuse the macabre magic of pre-war Berlin with the biting edge of punk.

The world of TIGER LILLIES is dark, peculiar and varied, with moments of black humor and immense beauty. With wry humor and sharp irony, the TIGER LILLIES point an implicitly reproachful finger back at us: what the hell are we doing, why are we laughing at stuff like this? The music is a mixture of pre-war and Weimar Republic Berlin cabaret, anarchist opera and gypsy music that also brings back memories of Bertolt Brecht, Jacques Brel and Edith Piaf.

"It's not surprising that their cult following is worldwide - a Tiger Lillies gig is a journey into wild emotion which passes right through melodrama and out the other side into bizarre beauty."

London Evening Standard

"In an ideal world, The Tiger Lillies would represent Britain in the Eurovision song contest."

The Times

"It is hard to do justice to the dark, poetic brilliance of The Tiger Lillies, so the best thing I can advise is that you seek out a ticket for this glorious show. ★★★★★"

The Scotsman (Edinburgh Festival)

''Martyn Jacques is a charismatic focus. Trudging between his piano and accordion like a man weighed down by supernatural dread - yet his voice is a molten cascade. The execution is impeccable throughout. Phenomenal. ★★★★★"

Guardian

Price information:

Admission to the concert is possible from the age of 16 unaccompanied. Admission to the concert is possible from the age of 6 accompanied by a parent. Unaccompanied minors must leave the club by midnight, "mummy slips" will not be accepted. Bring valid, official photo ID! (ID card, passport or driver's license). A photo of the ID is not sufficient. Box Office