Max Raabe & Palast Orchester "Petting the Bumblebee"

Petting a fat, soft bumblebee would be something! Max Raabe & Palast Orchester have musically fulfilled this wish. While Max Raabe guides the program in his quirky, humorous style, the inclined audience can sit back, be entertained, and enjoy. Max Raabe loves animals. In his song "Hummel" (Bumblebee), he dreams of entering their world, wanting to put cookies in kangaroos' pouches or, at certain spots, chop down trees with beavers. His thoughts also revolve around the effects of autocorrect ("Once again from the beginning"), riding bikes, or - as we know - the perfect moment that gets missed. In the concert program "Hummel streicheln" (Petting Bumblebees), Max Raabe & Palast Orchester have animalistic fun, combining popular "Raabe-Pop" hits with timeless original titles from the 1920s/30s like "Heute Nacht oder nie" (Tonight or Never) or "Wenn die Elisabeth" (When Elisabeth). While Max Raabe guides the program in his quirky, humorous style, the inclined audience can sit back, be entertained, and enjoy.