The Last Dinner Party - Live at Lollapalooza Berlin
With their baroque style, keen sense of drama, and a wealth of musical finesse, the five young women of The Last Dinner Party have quickly risen from a London insider tip to one of the most exciting new names in the indie scene. They gained recognition for their elaborately staged live performances, where costumes, choreography, and stage presence are just as important as guitar riffs and melodies. Setlist: Burn Alive, Caesar on a TV Screen, Second Best, Gjuha, Sinner, Portrait of a Dead Girl, The Feminine Urge, My Lady of Mercy, Big Dog, Mirror, This Is the Killer Speaking, Nothing Matters
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With their baroque style, keen sense of drama, and a wealth of musical finesse, the five young women of The Last Dinner Party have quickly risen from a London insider tip to one of the most exciting new names in the indie scene. They gained recognition for their elaborately staged live performances, where costumes, choreography, and stage presence are just as important as guitar riffs and melodies. Setlist: Burn Alive, Caesar on a TV Screen, Second Best, Gjuha, Sinner, Portrait of a Dead Girl, The Feminine Urge, My Lady of Mercy, Big Dog, Mirror, This Is the Killer Speaking, Nothing Matters
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