"Joyful Discovery and Open-Mindedness": Why Festivals play a pivotal role in the cultural landscape
In the latest issue of the European Festival Report, our colleagues Karen and Janina spoke with IQ Magazine about the current state and future of the …
Intricate Layers: The dreamy yet complex Sound of Wasuremono
Wasuremono was among the promising newcomers picked for our showcase festival "Mucke bei die Fische". The emotional impact of their carefully crafted …
With 2019 slowly coming to a close we're often asked how our year has been. The short answer: "Very good." The long answer: "Very good, thank you. Do …
Wasuremono was among the promising newcomers picked for our showcase festival "Mucke bei die Fische". The emotional impact of their carefully crafted songs immediately strikes a chord with every audience - without giving all the intricate little details away that make their multifaceted music stand out. In his interview with us, the band's mastermind William Southward explains Wasuremono's unusual name and why their music wouldn't be the same without a small shed in Bradford-On-Avon.
With 2019 slowly coming to a close we're often asked how our year has been. The short answer: "Very good." The long answer: "Very good, thank you. Do you want to know why?" For those who do we've compiled some interesting questions our CEO Folkert answered for Audience Mag.
Danko Jones and his eponymous rock trio will be performing at Highfield Festival and other venues in 2019. We're more than happy that the Canadian Rock legend found the time for a phone interview to chat about his upcoming gigs (more on that below), the band's new album and what it's like to be on the road almost constantly for about 20 years. For people who know what their shows feel like, it may come as a surprise that the spark for all this energy seems to be kindled in moments of stillness.
