MAYBEBOP - Wünsch Dir was

Karl-Farkass-Gasse 19

1030 Wien

 

Over 20 years of MAYBEBOP – sold-out concert tours from Berlin to Saarbrücken, from Flensburg to Passau, over 200 TV appearances, two decades of enthusiastic concertgoers!
"The Maybeboppers simply know how to fulfill expectations and entertain with ease," praises the "Hannoversche Allg. Zeitung." "The show's pace is brisk, the sound and lighting are perfect, and a well-balanced song mix guarantees the best entertainment."

And for the loyal MAYBEBOP audience, the four performers have planned a small request concert at each concert. Fans can request their favorite song from the MAYBEBOP hit material. Either by email to kontakt@maybebop.de or on Facebook/in the guestbook, etc., or by shouting at the end of the first half of the concert. "Make a Wish" makes every concert twice as enjoyable."

MAYBEBOP are four quirky characters who have established themselves in the music and theater scene. Their charm is simply irresistible; they sing brilliantly, love to dance, are silly yet serious, and are artistically unique.

MAYBEBOP practically present an art form of their own. This independence gives their art a receding hairline: pleasantly mature and, precisely for that reason, seductively sexy.

MAYBEBOP are Jan M. Bürger, Lukas H.H. Teske, Oliver Gies, and Christoph Hiller.

And how does the band describe themselves? "Maybebop makes witty, subtle German pop without instruments, because the voice is the most beautiful of all instruments. It's just a lot of fun. Besides, we can't do anything else."

Their entirely original German songs illuminate the madness of everyday life: witty and touching, sometimes wicked and quirky, but always with a soothing depth and incredibly diverse musically. With their perfectly styled show, they touch all the senses and always stay close to the audience.

What can you expect at a MAYBEBOP concert? "Fun-filled and captivating entertainment. With our sophisticated arrangements, we inspire musically, and our fun on stage has captivated every audience so far. There's plenty to laugh about, to smile about, to enjoy, and sometimes to shed a tear or two."

(Source: globe.wien)