
Beziehungs-weise - An Evening with Songs by Roger Cicero
An evening celebrating the songs of renowned German singer Roger Cicero at Berlin's Theater am Frankfurter Tor.
Roger Cicero (6 July 1970 - 24 March 2016) was a Berlin-born German jazz and pop singer, son of Romanian jazz pianist Eugen Cicero. He built his reputation performing swing in German - a deliberate choice that helped bring the genre to a mainstream audience - and broke through nationally with his debut album "Männersachen" (2006), which sold over a million copies. He represented Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki and went on to release six more studio albums before his death from a stroke at age 45.
The documentary film "Cicero - Zwei Leben, eine Bühne" about Roger and his father Eugen Cicero was released on DVD/CD, earning the German Film Rating Board's "particularly valuable" distinction.
The official soundtrack to the documentary, released on IN+OUT Records, included six previously unreleased recordings by Eugen and Roger Cicero.
Warner Music released a posthumous compilation "The English Album" featuring Roger Cicero's English-language recordings.
Roger Cicero died on 24 March 2016 from an ischemic stroke in Hamburg, aged 45; his death was made public on 29 March 2016.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.

An evening celebrating the songs of renowned German singer Roger Cicero at Berlin's Theater am Frankfurter Tor.

Johannes Hallervorden and Marten Sand pay tribute to Roger Cicero, performing the beloved German jazz-pop artist's songs in an intimate evening at Berlin's Theater am Frankfurter Tor.