Charles Pasi | Mica Millar

In the organizer's words:

CHARLES PASI
Stories full of groove, brilliance and soul
Charles Pasi is one of the few artists who fuse blues, soul and jazzy pop grooves so naturally that every song seems like a small, living universe. His slightly husky voice and his passionately played harmonica carry an unmistakable mixture of intimacy, energy and alert melancholy.
Since his early breakthrough as a finalist in the Memphis International Blues Challenge, Pasi has continued to evolve: from the earthy blues of his debut "Mainly Blue" to the funky, open soundscape of "Sometimes Awake" and the emotional contrasts of "Zebra". With his latest album "Adamas", he shows himself to be both powerful and vulnerable at the same time - an artist who is constantly finding new facets without losing his soul.
Live, this creates an atmosphere that immediately settles in the audience: warm grooves, sparkling joy of playing, tender moments that touch deeply.
Charles Pasi & Band at Hafensommer Würzburg - music that glows, grooves and tells stories.

MICA MILLAR
The golden voice of British soul
With her warm, powerful voice and music that draws deeply from the heart of soul, Mica Millar has quickly become one of Britain's most exciting artists.
Named "Soul Act of The Year" by Jazz FM, she represents a new generation of female musicians who combine classic soul with a modern sensibility. Her debut album "Heaven Knows" - an impressive blend of soul, gospel and jazz - was critically acclaimed and made her one of the most exciting new names on the British scene.
She has long since found an enthusiastic audience on international soil: Since 2023, she has filled concert halls from Dortmund to Munich. Performances at the Leverkusener Jazztage Festival, the Konzerthaus Dortmund and the legendary Unterfahrt jazz club quickly made her famous in this country. As a special guest on Gladys Knight's farewell tour, she finally appeared on the stages of Europe's most renowned concert halls - including the Royal Theater Carré in Amsterdam and the Royal Albert Hall in London.
Mica Millar embodies the soul of modern soul: carrying, vulnerable and deeply authentic. A voice that lasts.

Price information:

The reduced price is available on presentation of valid proof: schoolchildren, trainees, students (up to the age of 30), military and civilian service, holders of the Bavarian Volunteer Card, holders of the Würzburg Welcome Card, welfare recipients, unemployed persons, severely disabled persons. The reduced price is available to pupils, trainees, students (up to the age of 30), those doing military or civilian service, holders of the Bavarian Volunteer Card, holders of the Würzburg Welcome Card, welfare recipients, the unemployed, severely disabled persons, severely disabled persons with a "B" disability and wheelchair users with a "B" disability (with a "B" disability, the accompanying person receives free admission and does NOT need their own ticket). Children up to the age of 6 have free admission and therefore do not need a ticket. Exceptions are the family concerts: Here, tickets must be purchased for children aged 3 and over.