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Dreimal ist Bremer Recht: Vom 21. bis 23. Juni geht das HOEG CitySommerFest in die dritte Runde! Die CityInitiative organisiert erneut das dreitäge Open-Air in Bremens Guter Stube für umsonst und draußen. Freut euch bereits jetzt auf mehr als 40 Programmpunkte auf 5 Bühnen, gastronomische Highlights und neue Angebote, die es zu entdecken gilt...
7 Spielstätten, 5 Bühnen, über 40 Acts...
An 2,5 Tagen verwandelt sich die Bremer Innenstadt wieder zur großen Open-Air-Fläche, die Live-Musik und weitere Programmpunkte für jeden Geschmack bereithält:
Auf der Marktplatzbühne gibt es am Freitag ein Bremen 1- und am Samstag ein Bremen 4-Programm zu bestaunen und zu belauschen. Und neu: am Sonntag darf zum Ausklang in der guten Stube auch noch einmal gegrooved werden...
Der Domshof zeigt sich im alternativen Gewand. Am Freitag gibt es Multikulti-Sound von Rap, Chansons bis Soul, am Samstag wird es dann rockig.
Die Lila Eule bespielt als Mitveranstalter die Schlachte-Bühne am Martinianleger: local Heroes und Gitarrenkünstler gibt es hier zu hören.
Auf dem Ansgarikirchhof kann man erneut den leiseren, klangvollen Stimmen lauschen - in Programmkooperation mit den Machern von Songs & Whispers.
Die WESER KURIER-Kinderbühne in der LLOYD PASSAGE bietet an zwei Tagen ein buntes Unterhaltungsprogramm für die Kleinen und im Schnoor kann man Walking Acts bestaunen.
Das ist aber noch nicht alles... neben einem vielfältigen gastronomischen Angebot, wird es noch die eine oder andere Überraschung geben. Wir halten euch auf dem Laufenden!
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PRINS Biography
Kiwi sensation PRINS, seamlessly combined her multifaceted talents in acting, dancing, and modeling to craft a distinctive brand of electro-pop that has taken both the New Zealand and global music scenes by storm.
In 2022, PRINS made waves with her debut EP, “LIFE IS BETTER NOW”, a collaboration with big names like Marlon Gerbes (SIX60), Drax Project, and House Of Wolf (Carlie Hanson). This release garnered immense success, with tracks ranking on various NZ charts, extensive radio rotation across NZ, the UK, and Germany, and led to her affiliation with industry icons like New York based AntiFragile Music, LA/Quebec- based House of Wolf, Grammy-nominated Chris Gehringer, and Grammy winner Tom Norris.
But it was 2023 that truly marked her zenith. PRINS embarked on an expansive international tour, performing 20 shows in just 4 months across NZ, AUS, the Philippines, Spain, and the UK. Among these performances, her standout act at Primavera Sound in Barcelona left an indelible mark. Her collaborations with Caity Baser (UK) on the NZ leg of her tour and K-Pop icon, GIRIBOY, on an NZ/AUS support tour, added another feather to her cap. And, making her presence even more prominent in the KPOP realm, PRINS has secured a coveted slot at the inaugural KWAVE festival in Auckland, further cementing her versatility and appeal across music genres.
With a packed summer of festivals, a slew of anticipated releases on the horizon, and her growing international reputation, PRINS's journey from 2023 into 2024 promises to be a musical rollercoaster, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
Read MoreIn 2022, PRINS made waves with her debut EP, “LIFE IS BETTER NOW”, a collaboration with big names like Marlon Gerbes (SIX60), Drax Project, and House Of Wolf (Carlie Hanson). This release garnered immense success, with tracks ranking on various NZ charts, extensive radio rotation across NZ, the UK, and Germany, and led to her affiliation with industry icons like New York based AntiFragile Music, LA/Quebec- based House of Wolf, Grammy-nominated Chris Gehringer, and Grammy winner Tom Norris.
But it was 2023 that truly marked her zenith. PRINS embarked on an expansive international tour, performing 20 shows in just 4 months across NZ, AUS, the Philippines, Spain, and the UK. Among these performances, her standout act at Primavera Sound in Barcelona left an indelible mark. Her collaborations with Caity Baser (UK) on the NZ leg of her tour and K-Pop icon, GIRIBOY, on an NZ/AUS support tour, added another feather to her cap. And, making her presence even more prominent in the KPOP realm, PRINS has secured a coveted slot at the inaugural KWAVE festival in Auckland, further cementing her versatility and appeal across music genres.
With a packed summer of festivals, a slew of anticipated releases on the horizon, and her growing international reputation, PRINS's journey from 2023 into 2024 promises to be a musical rollercoaster, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
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