Meridian Brothers (CO) at ALICE

Name: Meridian Brothers (CO) at ALICE
Start: 2024-11-28T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-11-28T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Nørre Allé 7, 2200 København N, Danmark

Schedule

Thu Nov 28 2024 at 08:00 pm to 11:00 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

Nørre Allé 7, 2200 København N, Danmark | Copenhagen , SK

Colombias syrede helte i Meridian Brothers vender tilbage til Nørrebro. “Tuneful, clever and enormous fun”, har The Guardian meget rammende skrevet om den Bogotá-baserede sekstet, som fyrer op for dansegulvet på ALICE med en farverig eksplosion af tropicalia, cumbia, psych og folk.
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Døre kl 19:00 / Show kl 20:00
Køb billet i forsalg: 200 dkk eksl. gebyr
Køb billet: https://alicecph.com/event/meridian-brothers-co-2/
Lyt:

NB: Koncerten er stående
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Psykedelisk, fabulerende og uforudsigelig. Sådan er lyden af det grænsesøgende band Meridian Brothers fra Bogotá, Colombia. Et band, der blander talrige genrer, og vrider dem ind i nye fantastiske konstruktioner. Pop, tropicalia og latinamerikansk folk blandes med syret jazz og avantgarde på utroligt medrivende vis, og Meridian Brothers har tilmed et fantastisk live-ry. Det har vi selv fået bekræftet både på Roskilde Festival og ved flere anledninger på Global og ALICE.
Meridian Brothers startede i 2007 og har ikke stået stille siden. De har spillet utallige koncerter rundt i verden på prominente festivaler, ligesom de har høstet fremragende anmeldelser og er blevet hyldet af flere magasiner som et af Colombias mest interessante bands. Ikke mindst har de udgivet en lang række albums, og de er aldrig bange for at eksperimentere på nye måder og bringe latinamerikansk folk i spil i nye konstellationer med skæve cumbia-rytmer, boblende synthesizer og syrede sangstrukturer. Altid på både ambitiøs og humoristisk vis. Meridian Brothers er garant for en underholdende og opløftende koncertoplevelse, så det er en stor fornøjelse at bringe de colombianske syrehoveder tilbage til Nørrebro.
Sagt om Meridian Brothers:
“Genious prophets of colombian weirdness" - MTV Iggy
“Tuneful, clever and enormous fun” - The Guardian
“A dream world between electronic experimentation and regional folk” - Le Monde
“Twisted cumbia at around 150BPM... terrorises the dancefloor!”- Gilles Peterson
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In English:
Colombia's psychedelic heroes, the Meridian Brothers, return to Nørrebro. “Tuneful, clever and enormous fun,” as The Guardian aptly described the Bogotá-based sextet, which will light up the dance floor at ALICE with a colorful explosion of tropicalia, cumbia, psych, and folk this November.
Psychedelic, imaginative, and unpredictable. Such is the sound of the boundary-pushing band Meridian Brothers from Bogotá, Colombia. A band that mixes numerous genres and twists them into new fantastic constructions. Pop, tropicalia, and Latin American folk are mixed with psychedelic jazz and avant-garde in an incredibly captivating way, and the Meridian Brothers also have a fantastic live reputation. We have witnessed this ourselves both at Roskilde Festival and on several occasions at Global and ALICE.
Meridian Brothers started in 2007 and have not stood still since. They have played countless concerts around the world at prominent festivals, have received excellent reviews, and have been hailed by several magazines as one of Colombia's most interesting bands. Not least, they have released a long series of albums and are never afraid to experiment in new ways and bring Latin American folk into play in new constellations with quirky cumbia rhythms, bubbling synthesizers, and psychedelic song structures. Always in both an ambitious and humorous manner. The Meridian Brothers guarantee an entertaining and uplifting concert experience, so it is a great pleasure to bring the Colombian psychedelic heads back to Nørrebro.
What is said about Meridian Brothers
“Genius prophets of Colombian weirdness" - MTV Iggy
“Tuneful, clever and enormous fun” - The Guardian
“A dream world between electronic experimentation and regional folk” - Le Monde