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The Berliner has been an integral part of the German music scene for 10 years and can look back on an impressive career: “Wolke 4” has now been awarded double platinum and the subsequent singles “Das ist dein Leben” (Gold) and “In deiner kleinen Welt” (Gold) also underline his success. With his lyrics, he delves deep into the emotional world of his fans. The artist's songs are the soundtrack for the big and small moments in life that each of us knows and connect people across generations. His authenticity, self-irony and composure, coupled with his ability to put difficult emotions into words, make him one of the most successful German songwriters of the last decade.

Nina discovered her love of music at a young age and recently developed a special passion for children's music. Together with the experienced producer and musician Markus Vieweg (Glasperlenspiel, Zoe Wees, Pietro Lombardi), she developed a children's song album in which children are addressed emotionally and helped through music to better understand and regulate their feelings - or simply to have fun. Since then, Nina has been touching the hearts of young and old alike with her warm, sensitive songs. It is her unique blend of musical talent, educational sensitivity and her big heart that brings joy and inspiration into the lives of many families and children. Photo: Anija Schlichenmaier

What began as a duo and toured Germany as support for Fury in the Slaughterhouse in 2023 has now developed into a breathtaking band. Four friends whose musical paths crossed again and again and who together formed the backing band for Wingenfelder on their final tour in 2024. The critics and commentators were quick to agree - ‘anything is possible with this band!’ And so the end of Wingenfelder marked the beginning of 3 miles to Essex as a band.

Knut Mau and Wolfgang Schiffner, who were already on the road as guitarists and singer/songwriters in northern Germany in the 80s and 90s, decided to make a new start as a duo in 2013. After intensive rehearsals, they came up with a completely different program with a new concept: it should be about music that reawakens the feeling of songs from their youth (regardless of specific musical genres). Their special selection and interpretation of old and new ballad-like music titles with various string instruments and harmonica resulted in a remarkably versatile unplugged project under the name Case 4 Two.

Whether it's a mouse, a giraffe or a unicorn, the children can choose from countless things and have their heart's desires fulfilled. So the children are happy and spend a carefree time with their parents. And Mr. Kurzweyl, who regularly performs in the West Coast Park in St. Peter-Ording in the summer, always has the right balloon to hand for the one or other big child, i.e. adult.