IFA Open Air - Party ending the summer holidays
Live In Concert:
Panik
Cinema Bizarre
Eisblume
The Glam
Date: Friday, 29 August 2008, Admission starting 1 p.m., Start at 3.30 p.m., Ends at 7.30 p.m.
Location: IFA Summer Garden, Berlin exhibition grounds, 14055 Berlin - Entrance North at Masurenallee
PANIK’s
debut album “Niemand hört dich” (“No one can
hear you” – which was released under the old band name of
Nevada Tan) sold almost 100,000 copies and spent 26 weeks in the
charts. Due to their hit singles “Revolution”,
“Vorbei” and “Neustart” new fans not only from
Germany, Austria and Switzerland have taken an interest in the six lads
from northern Germany. Timo, David, Frank, Linke, Jan and Juri have
played sold out gigs in major European cities such as Paris, Vienna,
Prague and Moscow, now their songs are being played across Eastern
Europe, they are getting radio and television rotation in France, fan
clubs are springing up all over Europe… Their hard work over the
last years has been rewarded not only by two Echo nominations, the most
important German music prize and counterpart to the American Grammy, a
nomination for the COMET and the Bravo awards but also success abroad
unthinkable for a German band a few years ago.
Cinema Bizarre
combine pop, rock, new wave/new romantic and electro elements to create
a unique sound that entwines both body and soul. With their atmospheric
and powerful songs Cinema Bizarre create mighty pop anthems which take
their audience into another world. Cinema Bizarre have their sights
firmly set: “With our sound and show we want to offer people
something unique. As a band we combine so many different elements. For
us music means fantasy without boundaries”, explains lead singer
Strify. Following the release of their debut album “Final
Attraction” in over 15 countries Cinema Bizarre are currently on
a huge European tour which includes gigs in Paris, Oslo, Helsinki,
Rome, Moscow and St. Petersburg.
There should a warning issued with this band: Attention! There’s a storm brewing... dark, secretive and evocative. Eisblume’s
Emo sound gets under your skin giving you a good shudder. All this is
currently concocted in Berlin where Eisblume are working on their first
album. 20 year old singer Ria and her band have just finished the first
songs which can be heard on their latest storm warning: the EP
“Unter dem Eis” (under the ice). Subway to Sally’s
Michael Bodenski is one of Eisblume’s creative elements and wrote
the lyrics to “Unter dem Eis”. Eisblume present a taste of
things to come with their emotional laden but also haunting debut.
The Glam