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KONZERTBÜR O PRESSEMITTEILUNG VOM 26.11.2019 Konzertbüro Schoneberg GmbH Amtsgericht Münster · HRB 3232 USt.-ID-Nummer: DE126111533 Geschäftsführer: Till Schoneberg www.schoneberg.de schonebergkonzerte Pokey LaFarge Für exklusives Konzert in Deutschland Der in St. Louis beheimatete Sänger, Songwriter und Multiinstrumentalist Pokey LaFarge schöpft aus der tiefen Quelle amerikanischer Musiktraditionen, um eine unverwechselbar ei- gene Musik zu kreieren, die eher zeitlos ist und Genregrenzen in einer Weise überschreitet, die die offenherzige Einstellung des Künstlers widerspiegelt. Indem er seiner Musik u.a. Elemente von frühem Jazz, Ragtime, Country-Blues, Western-Swing einverleibte, hat LaFarge ein lebhaftes, zutiefst ausdrucksvolles Œuvre geschaffen. Durch seine umfassende, musikalische Vision und sein Gespür für lebendige Geschichten hat er auf die Art etwas ganz Eigenes kreiert. Darüber hinaus genießt Pokey LaFarge die Reputation, ein uner- müdlicher und einzigartig charismatischer Live-Performer zu sein, der mit seinen gefeierten Auftritten ein loyales internationales Publikum erobert hat. Jack White, seit langem ein Verehrer, brachte 2011 auf seinem Label Third Man Records die EP “Chitlin’ Cockin’ Time In Cheatham County” und 2013 das Album “Pokey LaFarge” heraus. Au- ßerdem nahm er ihn als Opening Act auf seine Nordamerikatournee mit, als er sein eigenes Album “Blunderbuss” (auf dem Pokey als Gast auftauchte) live präsentierte. Im selben Jahr nahm Pokey LaFarge mit Vince Giordanos Nighthawks den Jazzstandard “Lovesick Blues” für den Soundtrack zu Martin Scorseses brillanter HBO-Serie “Boardwalk Empire” auf. Pokey LaFarge 26.04.20 Berlin, Roadrunner Paradise allg. VVK-Start: 29.11.19 um 10 Uhr | Tickets ab 25€ zzgl. Geb. Tickets sind unter www.schoneberg.de und an ausgewählten CTS/Eventim VVK-Stellen erhältlich. Pressematerial: Infos, Bilder und Pressetexte unter www.schoneberg.de Pressekontakt: Mara Rosenbaum, [email protected] | Tel.: +49(0)89-125095612 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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