August Kann No one quite knows what happens when August Kann plays a concert. Time and space tend to behave strangely. It may be that the chair you are sitting on starts singing along, or that his songs sneak into your pocket and stay there for the rest of your life. This evening at Fuglen Gamlebyen you will hear brand new songs from August's upcoming album - stories so fresh that they still come out of the notebook. No one knows what they are about until he opens his mouth. Maybe about happiness. Maybe about injustice. Maybe about the neighbor's cat. Or about you. It is said that after an August Kann concert the audience has experienced: that the coffee on the table tastes better than usual that you suddenly realize an old dream you had in 1997 that you feel like dancing and crying at the same time Come. Don't come. Either way, you will wonder what really happened this evening. Luminous beings (feat. Guy Sion) Luminous beings moves at the intersection of jazz and electronica, with a focus on groove, melody and texture. The duo is inspired by the experimental improv scene in Los Angeles – with artists like Jeff Parker, Sam Gendel and Sam Wilkes – but also draws from British electronica producers like Floating Points, Boards of Canada and Four Tet. This gives the music a distinctive mix of warm soundscapes and tight beats, and they seamlessly slide between interpretations of Duke Ellington and John Coltrane compositions and original music that is a nod to the electronic club scene of the 00s. At this concert they also have the fantastic saxophonist Guy Sion. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luminousbeingsmusic/