Reverend Beat-Man & Milan Slick - Death Crossed The Street - Record Release Tour

Reverend Beat-Man & Milan Slick bring their record release tour for "Death Crossed The Street" to Dreikönigskeller.

Their first collaboration emerged in 2020 during the pandemic: they wrote a live soundtrack together for the vampire film "a girl walks home alone at night". This led to joint concerts and then the album "Reverend Beat-Man and the Underground". In 2025 they recorded their first shared album in Bern - with Sebastian Zwahlen (The Monsters, Sha Blah) and Robert Butler (Miracle Workers). Since then they have performed it in clubs like Super Sonic Records, Petit Bain (Paris) and SO36 (Berlin), as well as at the Palp Festival.

Reverend Beat-Man - also known as Lightning Beat-Man, wrestling-rock'n'roll-cult-superstar (1992-1999) - is a one-man-band on a mission to spread blues-trash and wild rock'n'roll worldwide. He is the lead singer and guitarist of The Monsters (since 1986), founder of Voodoo Rhythm Records, and runs a record and souvenir shop in Bern. In 2014 he was nominated for the Swiss Music Prize and won the local music award as Bern's most influential musician.

Milan Slick, born in 2004, is a singer-songwriter and filmmaker. He performs solo, with his band Fatigues, or in collaborations with artists like Mario Batkovic, Bürgis Quest and Finja Kejo. His music carries influences from Nick Cave and David Bowie.