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Annett Louisan – Aus der Elbphilharmonie Hamburg poster

Annett Louisan – Aus der Elbphilharmonie Hamburg 

She focuses both on her greatest hits and the new songs from her current album “Babyblue.” Together with an eight-piece orchestra, the grand dame of the German music scene performs her songs in a way that has never been heard before. The flawless interplay between the artist and musicians on stage provides the audience with a perfect experience in a simply incomparable atmosphere—and wins them over from the very first note. Annett Louisan is one of those artists who can constantly reinvent herself in a humorous and thoughtful way.
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She focuses both on her greatest hits and the new songs from her current album “Babyblue.” Together with an eight-piece orchestra, the grand dame of the German music scene performs her songs in a way that has never been heard before. The flawless interplay between the artist and musicians on stage provides the audience with a perfect experience in a simply incomparable atmosphere—and wins them over from the very first note. Annett Louisan is one of those artists who can constantly reinvent herself in a humorous and thoughtful way.

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