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Friday, 10/23/2026
at 8:00 PM



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When Abi Wallenstein meets Chris Kramer, one can confidently speak of a summit meeting of German Blues. Mutual respect connects the two full-blooded musicians and experienced entertainers as much as their deep love for the blues. Blind musical understanding merges with virtuosic instrumental skill and the charismatic raspy voice of Abi Wallenstein.

A magical blues evening and a must for every blues fan!

About Abi Wallenstein:

As a soloist, Abi Wallenstein takes the stage, who has now become an icon of European blues. People love the lanky gray-haired man with the boyish laugh and warm presence. His seemingly simple playing style, characterized by rhythmic bass lines and simultaneously played chords and melody lines, fascinates music lovers across genre boundaries. And then there’s his voice, authentic and convincing just like himself.

Blues has always been characterized by originals, by musicians who emanate authenticity, each in their own highly personal way. In this sense, Abi Wallenstein is as authentic as one can be.” (Dieter Hoscher, CONCERTO, Austria)

About Chris Kramer:

Chris Kramer, born in 1970, is a German blues musician, virtuoso harmonica player, and singer-songwriter from Dortmund. The six-time winner of the “German Blues Awards” in the category “Best Blues-Harp” (2010, 2012, 2014, 2018, 2020, 2022) is regarded as both a charismatic singer and a creative fountain of never-ending ideas. He sees himself primarily as a storyteller!

National and international colleagues enjoy working with the likable Ruhrpottler and praise him highly.

He has already performed twice alongside Kevin O'Neal and Sean Athens as “Chris Kramer & Beatbox'N'Blues” at the Capitol. Now we are happy to welcome him in this constellation as well.

Doors open: 7:00 PM

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