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Hymnose + Fancity

Friday, 11/21/2025 at 7:00 PM

Hymnose + Fancity

Friday, 11/21/2025
at 7:00 PM

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Soundcheck One
Fabrikstraße 94
76337 Waldbronn

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HYMNOSE – this is rock with depth and a unique vibe. The Karlsruhe band, which evolved from "Alles wegen Günther," brings a versatile program to the stage in a classic lineup (guitar, bass, keys, drums, vocals) – with the motto: "Anything that hypnotizes is allowed!" Look forward to groovy riffs, catchy hooks, and pure joy of playing. Let’s get hymnotized!

As support: FANCITY – founded in Mannheim, now based in Karlsruhe – but actually, their stage is everywhere. With powerful guitar riffs, driving drums, and a sound that unites indie, rock, funk, and punk, FANCITY celebrates the beautiful and laments the terrible. Direct, honest, loud – FANCITY is here to stay.

Doors open 19:00 Start: 20:00

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