The band, consisting of Michael Spieler, Timothy Lush, Kerim Öke, and Thomas Sedlacek, is set to embark on the Happy Hangover tour in late August, making stops in Munich, Frankfurt, Zürich, and more. As they are known for their standout live shows, this tour is sure to be no different. There will be plenty of time to listen to the Apricosa EP on repeat before the tour starts, so audiences can expect to get these bops stuck in your head and be overly-prepared to sing along when the time comes.
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Start summer with a bouncy bop

The band, consisting of Michael Spieler, Timothy Lush, Kerim Öke, and Thomas Sedlacek, is set to embark on the Happy Hangover tour in late August, making stops in Munich, Frankfurt, Zürich, and more. As they are known for their standout live shows, this tour is sure to be no different. There will be plenty of time to listen to the Apricosa EP on repeat before the tour starts, so audiences can expect to get these bops stuck in your head and be overly-prepared to sing along when the time comes.
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