GlasBlasSing is a German trio that makes music on glass bottles - blowing, tapping and rubbing them to produce a surprisingly rich sound. Their shows mix musical skill with comedy and have toured across Europe. The Christmas programme "Süßer die Flaschen nie klingen!" is their signature seasonal show.
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GlasBlasSing performs a concert in a happy hour atmosphere at this Hannover venue.
GlasBlasSing brings their new bottle-music stage programme to Darmstadt - a quirky, humorous show performed entirely on glass bottles.
GlasBlasSing performs a concert in a happy hour atmosphere at Kulturwerkstatt Auf AEG.
GlasBlasSing performs their quirky Christmas show featuring music played on bottles, blending festive melodies with comedy at Helgas Stadtpalast in Rostock.
GlasBlasSing performs a concert in a happy hour atmosphere. Live music at Academixer.
GlasBlasSing presents a spectacular programme where bottles become musical instruments. The group, known from German television, combines music, humour and extraordinary ideas in one unforgettable show.
GlasBlasSing is a comedy music trio that turns bottles into instruments - from bass lines to melodies. Their new show blends live bottle music with storytelling and sharp wit.
GlasBlasSing, the viral bottle-music trio with millions of online views, brings their new live show to Herborn - a mix of musical invention, comedy and the genuinely unexpected.
GlasBlasSing performs at Stratmanns Theater im Europahaus.
GlasBlasSing combine two of their bottle-music programmes into one outdoor show in Stuttgart - acoustic comedy and everyday philosophy played entirely on bottles and crates.
GlasBlasSing, Europe's top bottle-music ensemble, brings their show "Happy Hour" to the Freilichtbuhne Born - nearly two hours of acoustic comedy and music played entirely on bottles and other containers.
