SCHRAMM "something smelling funny"-Tour
In our words:
Where post-punk meets Bergisch air and the corpses of love float at the edge of the pool. The Wuppertal soundsmith hammers German-English shards of emotion into your ear canals - an acoustic Molotov cocktail that transforms festival stages into flashpoints of emotion. From "How to fail at love" to the upcoming tour: SCHRAMM scribbles his soul into notes and lets you dance between the lines. Smell the scent of melancholy, taste the bittersweet flavor of failure - here, heartbreak is elevated to an art form.
In the organizer's words:
Something is smelling funny.
SCHRAMM plays his first headline tour in 2026.
With haunting post-punk and UK indie rock sounds in German and English, he sold out the two release concerts for his latest EP "How to fail at love" in his native Wuppertal as well as in his adopted home of Berlin.
This was followed by the obligatory festival and numerous support shows, at which he - together with his band - was able to blow old and new fans away with everything he feels and wants to feel.
So far, no one has complained.
After 2 EPs and hit songs such as "I died when you asked me to go out" and "Beckenrand", a new chapter is now following, the lines of which SCHRAMM wants to scratch into the ear canals of his fans in a spidery but cursive manner.
He hopes that nobody complains.
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