Featured Events MEUTE Kicks off their North American Tour at the Lincoln Memorial!
October 3, 2019
In a new era of music, MEUTE combines two unlikely elements to make a unique sound: techno music and live instruments. Covering famous EDM songs, this brass marching band of eleven drummers and horn players from Hamburg, Germany brings bass drops and electronic beats to life.
Their unique sound has made them popular on both sides of the Atlantic, and combining a seemingly American style of marching bands with their German heritage makes this group truly Wunderbar Together.
MEUTE is playing a free show at the Lincoln Memorial at noon on Friday, October 4! The band will be playing a free set on the steps of the memorial in front of the reflecting pool.
If you can’t make it to the performance, you can still catch MEUTE on tour throughout the US! They kicked off their 12-stop North American tour in Washington, DC at U Street Music Hall on October 2.
Check out their full tour schedule below!
10/02: Washington, DC – U Street Music Hall
10/05: New York, NY – Brooklyn Bowl
10/06: Boston, MA – Sonia
10/09: Burlington, VT – Higher Ground
10/13: Detroit, MI – El Club
10/15: Chicago, IL – Bottom Lounge
10/16: Nashville, TN – EXIT/IN
10/17: Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel
10/18: Atlanta, GA – Heaven at The Masquerade
10/19: New Orleans, LA – Second Line Parade
10/23: West Hollywood, CA – The Roxy Theatre
10/24: San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall
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