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Adolphi, frontman of HORCH and The ABERLOUR'S, performs solo - three centuries of songs, folk tunes and murder ballads played on historical instruments.
The final open-air concert of the season at Museumshof Zingst features Loco Joe & The Fireworks, a band blending blues-rock with original compositions and guest appearances by saxophonist Tina Tandler.
Song-cabaret duo MTS marks 50 years of their LP with an evening of original songs, witty verses and limericks performed by founders Thomas Schmitt and Frank Sültemayer.
Berlin saxophonist Tina Tandler, widely known for her work with Roland Kaiser, brings her band to Zingst for an evening of favourite songs from her own repertoire.
London-born guitarist and vocalist Ginger Taylor brings rhythm & blues, boogie, and classic covers - Clapton, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones - to the Museumshof in Zingst.
Christian Jung, performing as Chris B., blends blues with jazz, boogie-woogie and soul in an energetic solo show of powerful vocals and swinging piano.
Trio Infernale with Dirk Zöllner delivers a witty concert without a traditional rock lineup, blending rock, pop, soul and classical music through piano, guitar and cello.
The ABERLOUR´S are a German Celtic rock band with international renown, blending traditional Celtic instruments with energetic folk-metal sound.
Berlin saxophonist Tina Tandler, known for her long-running collaboration with Roland Kaiser, performs with her band in Zingst, showcasing music from her new album "Saxophon im Haus".
Bert Lingnau and Robert Meyer read real criminal cases from Mecklenburg and Western Pomerania, accompanied by eerie theremin music - an evening of suspense and wit.
Blues legend EB Davis, who has shared stages with Wilson Pickett and B.B. King, returns to Zingst with pianist Nina T. Davis and saxophonist Tina Tandler for an evening of authentic blues.
Berlin folk band CLOVER has been playing Irish & Scottish Folk since 1996 - reels, jigs, ballads and drinking songs on traditional instruments, with skill and plenty of good humour.
