It all started at a wild indie disco at Roter Salon. But the DJs also like to tell stories about their favourite songs, so they grab the Radio Z mics on the second Sunday of the month from 8 to 10 pm – with their show “Tommy and Brit”. “Tommy and Brit” are Sarah, Alex, Andreas and Nico, a music-loving collective that pays homage to (British) pop culture. They have been enriching Nuremberg’s cultural scene as a DJ team, radio hosts and event organisers for 20 years now.

Super Sunset Songs played from vinyl.
The crackling of the records is intentional and provides a little touch of campfire feeling. Close your eyes and enjoy!

After the groundbreaking FM success of the musical raccoon meme on Radio Z, Raccoon Radio can now be experienced live! Angie Schnaps & Mörtl Abfall have dug deep and are serving up the feelgood hits of the past summer, before autumn returns and everyone is only allowed to listen to sad music (those are the rules).
There’s fun fun fun with garage punk anthems, synthpop sonatas, boom-bap chansons, Italo disco bangers and the odd hit that everyone knows. are allowed (those are the rules). Fun fun fun fun with garage-punk anthems, synthpop sonatas, boom-bap chansons, Italo disco hits and the one or other hit that everyone knows. It’s worth stopping by, because there’s sure to be some fun and/or fooling around… we’ll think about it, we promise!

Christian Seitz aka Stereokultur has been active at Radio Z since 2005, where he presents new music of all kinds every Wednesday and once a month on Mondays at Castrop Rauxel and Neuland. As a member of the event collective ‘Händehoch Soundsystem’, he has focussed on international sounds and on this evening will be playing music between 1960 and 1980 from Nigeria, Cameroon, Somalia, the Maghreb, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Mexico and Bolivia, ranging from disco, funk, Afrobeats and cumbia.