Future Palace Live in WarsawDi., 29. Sept. 2026 · 126 PLNTicketmaster

Future Palace Live in Warsaw

Hydrozagadka in WarsawDi., 29. Sept. 2026 · 20:00

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Future Palace ist ein(e) Musik-Event im Hydrozagadka in Warsaw. Tickets und aktuelle Informationen gibt es bei Ticketmaster.

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Future Palace, the German rock band from Berlin, brings their intense live show to Warsaw. Known for their blend of post-hardcore and alternative rock with 80s synth-pop influences, the band delivers a powerful performance featuring tracks from their albums Escape, Run, and Distortion.

Attendees can expect a high-energy set from vocalist Maria Lessing, guitarist Manuel Kohlert, and drummer Johannes Früchtenicht. The band's music, which explores personal themes like depression and inner conflicts, creates an emotionally charged atmosphere that resonates with fans of modern rock.

This concert in Warsaw showcases a band that has released three studio albums and continues to evolve their sound with recent singles like "Cyclone" and "Deep Blue".

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  • The concert takes place in Warsaw, a city with excellent public transport connections.
  • Arrive early to secure a good spot and enjoy the full experience.
  • Check local listings for any venue-specific rules or bag policies.

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Who is performing at this event?

The lineup includes Future Palace and Winiary Bookings.

What genre of music does Future Palace play?

Their style is described as post-hardcore/alternative rock with 80s synth-pop and electronica influences.

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Hydrozagadka in Warsaw

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Hydrozagadka in Warsaw

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Future Palace

Future Palace is a German rock band from Berlin.Mehr

It consists of vocalist Maria Lessing, guitarist Manuel Kohlert, and drummer Johannes Früchtenicht.

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