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Tamino – Live at Ancienne Belgique poster

Tamino – Live at Ancienne Belgique 

"The Belgian-Egyptian songwriter was one of the sensations of 2017," De Morgen recently headlined. And with good reason. With only two EPs to his name, Tamino not only managed to fill every venue in his path (AB, De Roma, Vooruit), he also effortlessly packed the Rock Werchter festival. His singles aired widely on Belgian airwaves last year, and 2018 looks even more promising. Conquering Abroad - "Tamino has the most extraordinary voice we’ve heard in a long, long time," wrote The Independent of his time at Eurosonic - will be joined by a highly anticipated debut album. Not to mention yet another concert at AB.
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"The Belgian-Egyptian songwriter was one of the sensations of 2017," De Morgen recently headlined. And with good reason. With only two EPs to his name, Tamino not only managed to fill every venue in his path (AB, De Roma, Vooruit), he also effortlessly packed the Rock Werchter festival. His singles aired widely on Belgian airwaves last year, and 2018 looks even more promising. Conquering Abroad - "Tamino has the most extraordinary voice we’ve heard in a long, long time," wrote The Independent of his time at Eurosonic - will be joined by a highly anticipated debut album. Not to mention yet another concert at AB.

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