Gogol Bordello | Support: Unordnungsamt

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GOGOL BORDELLO
From the Ukraine to New York: a global punk uprising
Since 1999, the international punk band Gogol Bordello, led by Ukrainian frontman Eugene Hütz, has been filling venues with an energy that could power an entire city. Their latest album "We Mean It, man!" is no exception and combines punk, hardcore, synth punk and gypsy music.
Hütz, who grew up in the Ukraine and has always been a lover of the punk scene, finally found his place in New York's Lower East Side in the late 90s, where he attended concerts and later performed at the legendary CBGB. His group grew steadily into an 8-piece multicultural band that combined Eastern, Western and Latin American traditions.
Russia's war in Ukraine is a personal issue for Eugene and the band. They work tirelessly for solidarity with Ukraine, collaborating with Nova Ukraine and ArtDopomoga and organizing benefit concerts with Patti Smith, The Hold Steady and others.

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GOGOL BORDELLO From Ukraine to New York: A global punk uprising Since 1999, the international punk band Gogol Bordello, led by Ukrainian frontman Eugene Hütz, has been filling venues with an energy that could power an entire city. Their latest album "We Mean It, man!" is no exception, combining punk, hardcore, synth punk and gypsy music. Hütz, who grew up in Ukraine and has always been a lover of the punk scene, finally found his place on New York's Lower East Side in the late 90s, where he attended concerts and later performed at the legendary CBGB. His group steadily grew into an 8-piece multicultural band that combined Eastern, Western and Latin American traditions. Russia's war in Ukraine is a personal issue for Eugene and the band. They work tirelessly for solidarity with Ukraine, collaborating with Nova Ukraine and ArtDopomoga and organizing benefit concerts with Patti Smith, The Hold Steady and others.