The 4-piece band All & Sundry has been around since June 2018. The musicians merge the different styles of their musical backgrounds.
The songwriting accordingly produces dynamic and varied songs.
So what do you get to hear?

• Vocals that are sung with courage, tell profound stories and make it impossible to stand still for sheer joie de vivre.
• Guitar sounds that have everything to offer, from broad metal riffs to spherical lines and relaxed ballad runs.
• A groovy foundation of drums and bass that lets everyone feel the beat with both pounding party beats and well-placed brakes and rewinds.

This mixture is lived and celebrated on stage in a dynamic stage presence.
ALL & SUNDRY deliver alternative rock that you should have heard.

Carla's music is a mixture of emotions and melodies that touch the heart. She processes daydreams and feelings from her life in her songs, which particularly appeal to her own restless generation. Her music is inspired by genres such as bossa nova and jazz, but can generally be categorised as indie pop.

She released her debut single "Perfect Stranger" in 2021. Carla then lived in Rome for a year, where she gained a lot of experience and inspiration for new projects through street music. She will be releasing some of these new songs very soon.

Often labelled as the better Spotify DJ, Symbiosis has worked his way up from stage hand to stage professional. With his turntables, he screws the hits into his listeners' ears. Whether at a gala dinner, wedding or demolition barn party, the audience dances and sings.

The two-sound band Julie and Me moves.
Guitar, trombone and the two voices combine to create a seamless sound experience between coffee jazz, expansive intimate ballads and flowing but strong rhythms. Drawn into this inner world, the songs in English always sound surprisingly familiar and warmly sincere.
Their performance is a deep-dive trip into topics such as:

Growing out of childhood roles (Change is all we've got), searching for muses in melancholy (A thought, a muse), overcoming alienation in friendships that have long since melted away (There is more to feel than you can earn) and confronting one's own ego-destroying panic (Dizziness).

The Cologne band's debut album "More to feel" will be released in physical form in spring 2023 and will also be available digitally as an album on all online platforms from the summer.

The album title "More to feel" is a longing appeal to feel one's own feelings more again.

Somewhere between the eighth lockdown and the fifth wake-up call, pop needed something new and paired up with soul-funk and an East Coast head-nodder beat. And the result is LEONORA. 22 years old, she grew up in the Bergisches Land region, but her DNA contains several loads of Italian temperament and American musicality. She has been writing songs for herself and others for several years, giving concerts and winning competitions.

A nuanced vocal colour, groovy interpretation, radiant as a solo artist with piano accompaniment as well as with a band.
English-language pop, sometimes cheeky, sometimes self-confident and sometimes emotionally performed - but always honest.
The sign of a young female voice that is making itself heard.

Last year, LEONORA was on the line-up of several festivals alongside artists such as Nina Chuba, Majan and Leoniden.
The young artist still has a number of releases to come before and immediately around the date of the CAMPUS FESTIVAL.

"Everyone has bad karma, but it's what you make of it that counts. Because everyone is the architect of their own karma!
Jakob, Kai, Max, Kai and Laura have taken this motto into their heads and work it into their German-language pop-punk lyrics. They also like to describe their musical style as good mood rock.
Sometimes soulful, sometimes frighteningly honest - the five friends want to touch people with their music, but also wake them up.
Their aim at every gig is for people to leave the venue in a positive mood afterwards and with one of their catchy tunes.
Because life is much easier when you're in a good mood and optimistic!

Shao, also known as Social Smoker, has been making music for 3 years now. Between reverb-filled guitar sounds, calm folk-pop, loud acoustic rock and loud distorted passages, you can find everything in his music that helps him express his feelings as directly as possible. Together with an energetic stage performance, his songs always manage to entertain the audience.

Stranger's Dopamine are intoxicating, emotional and powerful at the same time. Amidst melancholic alternative rock and rhythmic indie rock, the musicians talk about the mysteries of the new and the dreamy path into the undefined.

The band from Cologne is characterised by rousing bass lines and the unique, two-part vocals of the two singers. Driving drum grooves and melodic guitar playing make Stranger's Dopamine the next insider tip for nostalgic alternative rock sounds of underground culture.

So far, the band has released an EP entitled "Nothing But Words" and the single "Kill a Will".

We are "The Honeyclub" from Bochum and bring the freshest rock to your stage. Honoured as the best student band in the Ruhr area in 2020, our fanbase has grown considerably since then and has brought us gigs at "Bochum Total" and on 1LIVE and support acts with high-ranking acts such as "Hi! Spencer" or "Tom Allan & the Strangest". We were also able to play our first international gig in Barcelona.

The ambitious goal - to free rock'n'roll from its old patina and lead it to new strength - is underpinned by the ambitious EP "Imagine Life", which was released in December and produced by Grammy winner Alberto Perez in Barcelona. The centrepiece of the record is the epic-philosophical catchy tune "Fishes", which is also the highlight of the live set.

The positively ambitious trend of over 25 public appearances this year is set to increase with further shows at festivals and concerts next year.