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Beyond the Black: Origins - The Online Acoustic Experience 2021
"ORIGINS - The Online Acoustic Experience" is the first Beyond The Black acoustic concert ever, performed as an online show! It features exclusive new arrangements, an extended band line-up & stunning visual production, not in a classic stage setting, but in a film-like environment. So acoustic means in that case: bringing the full BTB concert energy to your home screens in a way that you’ve never seen before!
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"ORIGINS - The Online Acoustic Experience" is the first Beyond The Black acoustic concert ever, performed as an online show! It features exclusive new arrangements, an extended band line-up & stunning visual production, not in a classic stage setting, but in a film-like environment. So acoustic means in that case: bringing the full BTB concert energy to your home screens in a way that you’ve never seen before!
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