Boris Brejcha to Finland in September
- Luxonia Family
- Feb 3
- 2 min read
German DJ and music producer Boris Brejcha will come to Finland for a concert in September. Brejcha will perform in a big outdoor concert in Nylander Park in Kumpula, Helsinki on Saturday, September 13. Tickets for the concert go on sale at Tiket, Ticketmaster and Lippu.fi on February 3.
Boris Brejcha enchanted his Finnish audience, among other things, in his sold-out concert at CNNCT Festival 2022 last summer as the closing performer of Weekend Festival's Future Stage.
The concert venue is Nylander park next to the Kumpula botanical garden and the Vallila transplant garden. Large music events have been held in the area in the past, so that the stage and the audience have been under the Hämeentien bridge. This time, the audience will have a more versatile opportunity to follow the concert than before, as the audience area continues under the bridge to the park side as well. In addition, there is an opportunity to buy "backstage tickets" to the elevated stand behind the performer
- With the backstage ticket, we want to offer the audience a unique perspective on the concert and the opportunity to enjoy the event in a completely new way. Similar solutions have been seen in the past at large machine music events around the world, but so far very rarely in Finland, says Atro Anttila, marketing director of All Things Live.
Born in 1981, Boris Brejcha has performed at many of the world's biggest festivals around the world, such as Tomorrowland, Time Warp and Exit. He often wears a Venetian carnival-style mask during his performances, which has become his trademark.
Brejcha describes his music as High-Tech-minimal techno, i.e. one of the areas of the minimalist sub-form of techno music. He released his first single, Monster, in 2006 and his debut album, Die Maschinen Kontrollieren Uns, in 2007. Since then he has also started his own record label, Fckng Serious.
Boris Brejcha already released his tenth studio album last year. The music of this very popular artist gathers more than 1.7 million listeners every month on Spotify alone. In September, Brejcha's Finnish admirers will have a unique opportunity to see him in a completely new concert venue.
The concert is K-18.
