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Max Mutzke

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Max Mutzke

9 fechas próximas · 9 ciudades · 1 país

Fechas próximas

Teloneros: Marialy Pacheco, SWR Big Band

  1. Stuttgart, GermanyTheaterhaus - T1
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  2. Biberach An Der Riß, GermanyStadthalleArtistas: Marialy Pacheco
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  3. Weikersheim, GermanyTauberPhilharmonie - Konzertsaal
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  4. Detmold, GermanyStadthalle DetmoldArtistas: Marialy Pacheco
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  5. Monheim Am Rhein, GermanyKulturraffinerie K714 | Großer Saal
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  6. Aschaffenburg, GermanyStadttheater
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  7. Oldenburg, GermanyKulturetage Halle
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  8. Tuttlingen, GermanyStadthalleArtistas: SWR Big Band
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  9. Fürstenzell, GermanyFestsaal im KlosterArtistas: Marialy Pacheco
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Fechas que Wanderistan sigue para Max Mutzke, a partir de listados de venta de entradas y recintos — próximas: 9, pasadas: 0. Max Mutzke puede tocar otras fechas que aún no aparecen aquí; consulta la página oficial de la gira para ver el calendario completo.

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Max Mutzke (Maximilian Nepomuk Mutzke) was born on 21 May 1981 in Waldshut-Tiengen, Germany. He is a singer, songwriter and television personality who sings...

Max Mutzke (Maximilian Nepomuk Mutzke) was born on 21 May 1981 in Waldshut-Tiengen, Germany. He is a singer, songwriter and television personality who sings in German and English, with soul, funk, pop and jazz listed as his genres. He began in the funk band Project Five.

In 2004 he won the talent contest SSDSGPS on Stefan Raab's show TV total. His debut single "Can't Wait Until Tonight", composed by Raab, entered the German singles chart at number one, and he represented Germany at the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest in Istanbul, finishing eighth. His self-titled debut album reached number one in Germany in 2005.

Later studio albums include Durch Einander (2012), Max (2015), Colors (2018) and Wunschlos süchtig (2021). German Wikipedia states that he has performed with the SWR Big Band, among other big bands. He won the first German season of The Masked Singer in 2019 and finished second in Germany's 2024 Eurovision preselection with "Forever Strong".