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Spoon Schonebergkonzerte KONZERTBÜR O PRESSEMITTEILUNG VOM 08.12.2017 Konzertbüro Schoneberg GmbH Amtsgericht Münster · HRB 3232 USt.-ID-Nummer: DE126111533 Geschäftsführer: Till Schoneberg Spoon www.schoneberg.de schonebergkonzerte 2018 auf Deutschlandtournee „Hot Thoughts“ (2017), das mittlerweile neunte Album von Spoon, ist das wohl mutigste und klanglich innovativste Werk ihrer Kariere, selbst wenn man Britt Daniels diverse andere Outputs hinzunimmt. Mit Respekt für ihre bisherigen Erfolge, die die Band sowohl bei Kritikern beliebt, als auch finanziell erfolgreich gemacht hat, radiert „Hot Thoughts“ doch eben alle bisher vorgefertigten Meinungen über die US-amerikanische Band aus. Das bedeutet zwar nicht, dass es nicht immer noch eine hohe Dichte an einnehmenden Ohrwürmern auf dem neuen Album gibt (es sind ja immer noch Spoon, über die wir hier reden - auch wenn „Hot Thoughts“ das erste Album ohne Akustik-Gitarre ist) – aber ihren textlichen Bogen spannen sie nun von sinnlich bis listig, während sie nach all den Experimenten der Vergangenheit ihren Sound zwischen den Genre-Stühlen gefunden haben. Anerkennung sollte man auch dem Produzenten Dave Fridmann zollen, dessen Magie in Cassadaga, New York der Band noch einen diabolischen Glanz verleihen konnte. Ohne Frage kann man schon die bisherige Discographie von Spoon bzw. Britt Daniel, Drummer Jim Eno, Bassist Rob Pope und Alex Fischel vom Debüt „Telephono“ aus dem Jahr 1996, über „A Serie Of Sneaks“ (1998), „Girls Can Tell“ (2001), „Kill The Moonlight“ (2002), „Gimme Fiction“ (2005), „Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga“ (2007), „Transference“ (2010) und „They Want My Soul“ (2014) als einzigartige Gewinnserie bezeichnen, aber dennoch ragt hier „Hot Thoughts“ als neues, futuristisches Kapitel im Schaffen der US-Amerikaner heraus. Daniels Platz in der Ruhmeshalle der Rock Songwriter hat er sich schon vor Jahren gesichert, aber mit dem glühenden und vielschichtigen Hintergrund von „Hot Thoughts“, verschwimmen die Linien zwischen zugänglich und experimentell immer mehr. Das ist Pop als hohe Kunst, serviert mit großem Selbstvertrauen und Fokus. Rolling Stone, ByteFM & Ask Helmut präsentieren: Spoon 07.06.18 Schorndorf, Manufaktur 08.06.18 Berlin, Funkhaus Berlin 09.06.18 Leipzig, Täubchenthal Tickets sind online unter www.schoneberg.de und an ausgewählten CTS/Eventim VVK-Stellen erhältlich. Pressematerial: Infos, Bilder und Pressetexte unter www.schoneberg.de Pressekontakt: Sophia Weber, [email protected] | +49 (0) 89-1250956-12 Berlin Frankfurt Köln München Münster Waldstraße 14 Berger Straße 296 Gottesweg 165 Zenettistraße 34 Rudolf-von-Langen-Str. 42 10551 Berlin 60365 Frankfurt 50939 Köln 80337 München 48147 Münster +49 (0)30 - 22445990 +49 (0)69 - 96248860 +49 (0)221 - 4744160 +49 (0) - 89 125095610 +49 (0)251 - 201320.
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