LIN

Free admission!

LIN
Support: Michelle Leya
Sunday 30 March - 19:30
Admission: 19:00 - Small hall TUFA

Information on accessibility

Here is some important information about the building and the conference in easy language:

Entrance:

There is a grille and a dust cover.
The door opens outwards and is open.

Way to the small hall:

Go through the entrance and then turn right.
Signposts show the way.

Accessibility

For deaf people: A display shows the text for reading along.

For people with hearing aids or people who are sensitive to noise:

There is a headphone station with signs.
The headphones seal the ear and have an adjustable volume.
Instructions are displayed on site.

For people with visual impairments: The escape route has a strip light.

Hall:

There are no fixed chairs.
Some chairs are available for people who cannot stand for long periods.

Toilets:

Wheelchair-accessible toilets are on the same level and signposted

Put your feet up on a Sunday evening? That's boring! Because with the exceptional musicians LIN and Michelle Leya (support), "Kulturkarawane", "TUFA Trier" and "pop rlp" present female power to round off your weekend in danceable style.

We want to make music accessible to everyone. Therefore the Free admission. In order to be able to maintain its cultural work in Trier, Kulturkarawane would be pleased to receive a Donation to support the general cultural work. Our recommended donation is € 15.

LIN (Electropop / Berlin)

5 in 1: drums, synthesiser, guitar, bass and vocals. LIN is more than a solo artist, LIN is a solo band. Using footswitches, cables, a loop station and her instruments, the Berlin-based artist has built a cockpit for concerts with which she creates an impressive sound. In terms of genre, somewhere between electro and pop, multi-layered, rich in detail and intense. The English-language songs are not only danceable, but also explicitly political. In her lyrics, the queer artist stages a world in which socially created norms are broken up and redefined. LIN demands "We need new norms." At her live shows, she literally sweeps the audience away, like the momentum of a spherical wave in which the energy spreads in ever larger circles.