Live events are currently not allowed.
Therefore, the KIL starts the PiPaPo Festival via live stream.
The band "Hidden Heat" makes the beginning.
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Earthy blues-rock with subtle influences from jazz and funk is promised by the band "Hidden Heat" for Friday, November 13th, at 8 pm.
The three musicians Jörg von Vietinghoff (guitar and vocals), Franz Ganser (bass) and Wolfgang Mügge (drums) are guests at the culture stage ambush.
Due to Corona, no audience is currently admitted, the concert will be delivered to your home via livestream and can also be listened to afterwards.
The link to the transmission can be found on the Internet at www.hinterhalt.de.
There is also the opportunity to donate for the musicians and technicians.
"Every support, every click and every donation is warmly welcome and urgently needed," says the announcement.
The three musicians in the band have long been active in various musical genres.
As "Hidden Heat" they play their own compositions and interpret cover songs in their own way. The band made a name for themselves last year when they performed in front of a closed society, so to speak, in the Bernau prison.
Drummer Mügge is also known from the Geretsried band "Gambler", which appeared in "Live from Alabama" in the 1980s.
The Isar-Loisach cultural association is opening this year's PiPaPo festival (brushes, kettledrum, poetry) with “Hidden Heat”.
The program of the cultural days is still to be presented.
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