LateRooms.com - The Baseballs to Bring Their Cover Songs to Barcelona

German cover band The Baseballs will offer their unique take on a huge range of hit pop tracks on September 29th in Barcelona.

2011-08-06

BARCELONA, SPAIN, August 06, 2011 (Press-News.org) Barcelona is preparing to welcome The Baseballs to the Sala Razzmatazz later this year for an evening of rock'n'roll covers of hit pop songs.

The German trio - referred to only as Sam, Digger and Basti - go all out on their onstage appearance, sporting retro outfits to match their oversized sideburns and quiffs.

Umbrella, Let's Get Loud and Love in this Club are just a few of the songs featured on the debut album from 2009, Strike.

The Baseballs followed this up with an updated version of the record the next year called Strike Back, which included covers of hits such as Chasing Cars, Pokerface and Monday Morning.

In April 2011, the group released Strings'n'Stripes, which continues in the same vein of their previous efforts, offering their own unique take on tracks like Paparazzi, Ghetto Superstar and California Gurls.

They will perform in Barcelona on September 29th, with tickets costing EUR27 (GBP23.50) plus booking fee and the band due to begin at 21:00 local time.

The closest Metro stop to the Sala Razzmatazz is either Marina or Bogatell.

Fans can check out a wide range of cheap hotels in Barcelona on LateRooms.com, including options such as the Hotel Barbara Barcelona.

For more information, visit http://www.salarazzmatazz.com/op/conciertos/439 or call the venue on +34 93 320 82 00.

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