Marlo Grosshardt - Forms Gangs Tour

Marlo Grosshardt sings beautifully provocatively about the world around him. The 23-year-old from Hamburg wraps his critical lyrics in a rough pop attire. His powerful voice carries us through nostalgic melodies and captivating rhythms. His debut album "Ein letztes Liebeslied" (A Last Love Song) offers a dystopian outlook, dramatically staged yet beautifully crafted. It is divided into two acts. The first part deals with love and the romantic apocalypse, a resignation in the face of the dystopia that Marlo envisions. "Let us drink, so that it will soon be over." Following this, tales of failing tax evasion on the high seas in a finite world are told. In the second part, Marlo returns to the here and now. The stories become beautiful, provocative, and concrete. "Jungfernstieg" depicts the moment of two young people experiencing apparent wealth and love. "Angestellt sein" (Being Employed) sings about the monotony of working life. In "Christian Lindner," Marlo expresses his frustration with liberalism, but without raising a finger too high. The tour for the album was a great success. Many shows were sold out and had to be moved to larger venues. With his profound lyrics, Marlo can emotionally touch the audience while also getting them to dance along with his wonderful band.