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Jennifer Rostock to strike twice
German punk rock stars Jennifer Rostock will perform in Austria twice as part of their current tour, it has been announced.
The Berlin-based band fronted by charismatic singer Jennifer Weist will hit the stage at Innsbruck’s Weekender club on 2 April before performing at the p.p.c. in Graz three days later.
The band released their second studio album "Der Film" last July. The release’s deluxe edition features a preview of band documentary "Es gibt nichts zu sehen, bitte sehen Sie her!" produced by Austrian Hannes Rossacher.
Other upcoming live music highlights are the show of Swedish indie-pop group Those Dancing Days on 8 April at the B72 in Vienna and that of American alternative rockers Nada Surf on 24 April at W.U.K. Vienna.
Tickets for all concerts have gone on sale, and more event information is available on Britishrock.cc
Austrian Times
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