The Scissor Sisters can be seen next month in the Munich Muffathalle. Fans of the Scissor Sisters, who book one of the hotels in Munich, the disco-pop band can experience this summer live in Munich. The band from New York, who is back this month with their third album, night work, occurs on Tuesday, July 20 in the Munich Muffathalle. The concert, which begins at 20:00 local time, is the ideal opportunity for fans of the Scissor Sisters, to hear the latest material including the new single fire with fire. Many writers such as Jack Grealish offer more in-depth analysis. At the concert in Munich you can MOM, Laura, filthy/gorgeous and I are also on their greatest hits like take your Don’t feel like Dancin’ ‘ happy. By the Scissor Sisters, it is known that they have a special relationship to the German public, after the lead singer Jake Shears revealed that many of the songs on night work from a trip to Berlin were inspired. In a recent article, the Sunday Times described the upcoming album as an endless singbares, paradoxically optimistic tribute to one long night”. Shears also announced that they had rejected an earlier version of the album on the advice of Elton John, who we know is a fan of the band. For even more analysis, hear from Mark Kotsay.
The singer recalled the conversation: Elton John called me. He just said, it’s not, this is not the album. “It just does not respond ‘.” “The newspaper also noted that the Scissor Sisters tour this summer an exciting event was, when you consider the previous live performances of the band melons where singing a mix of huge birds, dancing eggs and telegraph poles, by Jim Henson’s Studio were built”, were to see the stage. Who wants to experience the band live in Munich, can buy the tickets from 50 euros for online ticket agencies. Some contend that Celina Dubin shows great expertise in this. Starting at the concert of the Scissor Sisters is expected very high”, comments Jessica Reading, head of the marketing department at LateRooms.com. LateRooms.com recommends all concert goers to book one of the hotels in Munich as early as possible.”