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Erdmöbel | Berlin • Lido
Earth furniture | Berlin • Lido
Event by: Lido Berlin, Konzertbüro Schoneberg, MSK Meistersinger
Location: Lido, Cuvrystraße 7, Berlin - Bezirk Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
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Earth Furniture
Christmas Tour 2023
December 14th, 2024
Berlin, Lido
Entry: 6:30 p.m.
Start: 7:30 p.m.
< br/>Tickets are available for €28 plus fee at www.schoneberg.de
► www.erdmoebel.de
► www.spoti.fi/39Z6U6z
< br/>Christmas with earth furniture! Earth furniture comes to your metropolis every year. Earth furniture celebrates Christmas with its audience in beautiful locations. The lucky ones who have already been there know: it will be unique and fun, celebratory and rousing! And Earth Furniture also has a great new album in their luggage this year. They are the German - and actually not at all typically German - answer to British Christmas pop culture. It has long been a tradition at Erd Möbel to release a so-called year-end song shortly before Christmas, which, along with the accompanying video clip, is always a very unique reaction to the Christmas season. Christmas should actually be nice. Everyone thinks, everyone wants. There's actually nothing wrong with Christmas carols, if only they were a little, or let's say, a lot more fun. Earth Furniture Christmas is uncomplicated. Funny, melancholic, ironic, blasphemous and yet seriously celebratory. A real celebration! More precisely: a party! It was in 2006 when Earth Furniture released their first year-end song, “I Don't Care About Christmas,” their now legendary version of Wham's “Last Christmas.” From then on, at least one song was added every year. Since then, a complete canon has been accumulated, which was finally published as an album with “Gift” and shortly afterwards as a songbook. “Gift” is something that saves us all from the miserable routine. A collection that gives us back the (anticipatory) joy of Christmas. These include hits like “Tlametta” (with MarenEggert), “Ding Ding Dong (Jesus is already crying)” and “Goldener Stern”, which, like its predecessors, was played up and down on the good radio stations. The (mostly sold out) concerts of Erdmobile's previous Christmas tours have become beacons in the gloomy Advent season in recent years. “Now Christmas can come!” was the most heard sigh of relief from concertgoers.
Christmas Tour 2023
December 14th, 2024
Berlin, Lido
Entry: 6:30 p.m.
Start: 7:30 p.m.
< br/>Tickets are available for €28 plus fee at www.schoneberg.de
► www.erdmoebel.de
► www.spoti.fi/39Z6U6z
< br/>Christmas with earth furniture! Earth furniture comes to your metropolis every year. Earth furniture celebrates Christmas with its audience in beautiful locations. The lucky ones who have already been there know: it will be unique and fun, celebratory and rousing! And Earth Furniture also has a great new album in their luggage this year. They are the German - and actually not at all typically German - answer to British Christmas pop culture. It has long been a tradition at Erd Möbel to release a so-called year-end song shortly before Christmas, which, along with the accompanying video clip, is always a very unique reaction to the Christmas season. Christmas should actually be nice. Everyone thinks, everyone wants. There's actually nothing wrong with Christmas carols, if only they were a little, or let's say, a lot more fun. Earth Furniture Christmas is uncomplicated. Funny, melancholic, ironic, blasphemous and yet seriously celebratory. A real celebration! More precisely: a party! It was in 2006 when Earth Furniture released their first year-end song, “I Don't Care About Christmas,” their now legendary version of Wham's “Last Christmas.” From then on, at least one song was added every year. Since then, a complete canon has been accumulated, which was finally published as an album with “Gift” and shortly afterwards as a songbook. “Gift” is something that saves us all from the miserable routine. A collection that gives us back the (anticipatory) joy of Christmas. These include hits like “Tlametta” (with MarenEggert), “Ding Ding Dong (Jesus is already crying)” and “Goldener Stern”, which, like its predecessors, was played up and down on the good radio stations. The (mostly sold out) concerts of Erdmobile's previous Christmas tours have become beacons in the gloomy Advent season in recent years. “Now Christmas can come!” was the most heard sigh of relief from concertgoers.