The March Germany
Zwei Alben, Touren durch ganz Deutschland, Auftritte im Ausland, bei Festivals mit Bands wie Liquido, Fiddler‘s Green, Subway to Sally, Birth Control und Amon Düül II - die Rheinberger Band The March hatte in der Indie-Folk-Szene in den 90er Jahren einen Namen. Jetzt ist sie wieder da - mit Musik als Waffe – um mit einer Kernaussage in den Texten: Schließt euch an! Join The March! ... more
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