
Oxford-based alternative rock quartet Kanadia brings their first European headliner tour to Bremen's Lila Eule. Following the success of their third album and support from BBC Radio 1, the band performs their signature sound live on November 13th.
Nach dem Erfolg ihres dritten Studioalbums „The Fire That’s Tearing Through Our Home“ präsentiert das in Oxford ansässige Alternative-Rock-Quartett Kanadia seine erste Headliner-Tournee durch Großbritannien und Europa. Mit bereits ausverkauften Konzerten an zahlreichen Orten in ganz Großbritannien und dank der Unterstützung von BBC Radio 1 und dem Clash Magazine bahnen sich Kanadia ihren eigenen Weg in der florierenden globalen Rockszene.
Live concerts pull a diverse, multi-generational crowd (18-50+ for legacy punk bands). Club nights skew very young (18-25), primarily university students and the Erasmus exchange community. Core crowd consists of home-city locals and alternative regulars.
There is absolutely no formal dress code. The vibe is highly alternative, grungy, and unpretentious. Attempting to dress up in glamorous, high-end clubwear would make you look out of place here.

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Starts at 20:00
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13
Nov
Starts at 20:00
Recommended 20:00-21:30
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Nach dem Erfolg ihres dritten Studioalbums „The Fire That’s Tearing Through Our Home“ präsentiert das in Oxford ansässige Alternative-Rock-Quartett Kanadia seine erste Headliner-Tournee durch Großbritannien und Europa. Mit bereits ausverkauften Konzerten an zahlreichen Orten in ganz Großbritannien und dank der Unterstützung von BBC Radio 1 und dem Clash Magazine bahnen sich Kanadia ihren eigenen Weg in der florierenden globalen Rockszene.
Live concerts pull a diverse, multi-generational crowd (18-50+ for legacy punk bands). Club nights skew very young (18-25), primarily university students and the Erasmus exchange community. Core crowd consists of home-city locals and alternative regulars.
There is absolutely no formal dress code. The vibe is highly alternative, grungy, and unpretentious. Attempting to dress up in glamorous, high-end clubwear would make you look out of place here.

Save it, set a reminder, and see who else is going — all in the app.
Scan to open on your phone