Beat Poetry Club - We Talked All Night
A CAPPELLA SOUL-POP
The female A cappella group from Vienna promises soulful choirs, groovy choreography, and punchy beatbox interludes. They bring their own songs and extraordinary arrangements that touch and move the soul – black as night and light as stardust. With their program “We Talked All Night,” the singers of Beat Poetry Club create a galaxy of emotions, starry voices, misty sounds, and tension-filled beats. The five girls pull their audience into their orbit and spread vibes with concentrated female power.
The band places a special emphasis on show elements, such as lively and charming choreographies and dance performances. From cool jeans outfits to sequined glitter rags, the girls have everything in their wardrobe to make a concert unforgettable. A special highlight is their neon show with UV light, where they bring the audience to shine in a universe style with glowing body painting.
Beat Poetry Club guarantees an exhilarating performance, tailored to each event. Whether the audience wants to sing along, dance along, or simply enjoy, the soul ladies hit the right note for every situation.
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The five soul ladies, power women, cheeky girls, stage goddesses give the a cappella genre one, no better, five new voices. With their own songs, well-known soul hits, and modern earworms, they captivate the audience. Alone with their voices, the five singers create a sound that comes pretty close to that of an instrumental band.
The beatboxer Lilly (one of the few female beatboxers in Europe) gives each arrangement a fat beat. Vocal artists Juci Janoska, Nina Braith aka Inana, and Ursi Wögerer aka Miss Bunpun create, among other things, sounds that are filtered and distorted through the mouth, nose, lips, and technical sound effects. All three are powerful soloists who let loose on stage, rock out, touch hearts, and encourage the audience to sing along. Bassist Mira not only skillfully swings her dancing leg but also grooves, supported by an Octaver, in the deepest depths of a female voice.
The event is part of the subscription series "Kleinkunst-Treff." For more information, visit: aalen-kultur.de
Subscription sales take place from May 18 to July 29, 2026, at the Tourist Information Aalen.
People with disabilities (ID with the symbol B) pay the regular price, and one accompanying person is free. Tickets are available at the Tourist Information Aalen (Tel: 07361/52-2358).
Admission from 7 PM - Coat check fee included in ticket price
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