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BJ THE CHICAGO KID kommt auf Deutschlandtournee BJ THE CHICAGO KID ist wahrlich kein Neuling in der großen Welt der Musik. Erste Erfahrungen auf den großen Bühnen sammelte er als Background Sänger von Mary J. Blidge oder als Studiobackground für Stevie Wonder und James Brown im Jahr 2005. Seitdem ist viel Zeit vergangen und BJ THE CHICAGO KID veröffentlichte in der Zwischenzeit vier EPs und war bei auf HipHop Produktionen von den größten Künstlern dieser Ära vertreten, u.a. bei Dr. Dre, Kanye West oder ScHoolboy Q. Nun kommt der gefeierte Newcomer aus den Staaten im Oktober auf Deutschlandtournee. Sein im Februar 2016 erschienenes Debütalbum „In My Mind“ fand bei den Kritikern großen Anklang. Die VICE schreibt „BJ THE CHICAGO KID ist ein Leuchtfeuer der Soul Musik“ und die New York Times schwärmt „BJ schwebt auf den Tönen, die an den frühen D’Angelo erinnern“. Das Werk beinhaltet verschiedenste Kollaborationen, u.a. mit Rap-Größe Kendrick Lamar und Chicago New School Rapper Chance The Rapper. Veröffentlicht wurde „In My Mind“ über das prestigeträchtige Label Motown Records. Im Herbst wird BJ THE CHICAGO KID nun mit seinem facettenreichen R&B/New HipHop, der oftmals an die 60er/70er Jahre erinnert und zur selben Zeit durch moderne, atmosphärische Klänge überrascht, in Deutschland auf Tournee gehen und fünf Konzerte spielen. Tickets sind ab Donnerstag, den 19.05.16, 9 Uhr auf www.neuland-concerts.com und allen bekannten VVK-Stellen erhältlich. BJ THE CHICAGO KID In Kooperation mit Cantona Entertainment präsentiert von: Vevo, JUICE 04.10.2016 München Ampere 06.10.2016 Köln Club Bahnhof Ehrenfeld 09.10.2016 Frankfurt Zoom 10.10.2016 Berlin Gretchen 12.10.2016 Hamburg Mojo Club www.bjtck.com www.neuland-concerts.com / www.cantona-entertainment.com Kontakt für Rückfragen und weitere Informationen: neuland CONCERTS GMBH Marlene Ryba / [email protected] / +49 (0)40 189 87 67 41 .

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