This month, Max Raabe and his Palast Orchester bring the glamorous musical world of 1920s and 1930s Germany to life at the Fox Theatre. Raabe uses his versatile baritone voice to recreate the sound of early 20th century German dance and film music, even as he reinterprets modern pop songs such as “We Will Rock You” or performs original works with his 12-member orchestra.
Sometimes, however, you never want the music to end. If this evening’s performance leaves you wanting more, here are some places you can go online to extend the experience.
Last.fm Jukebox At tinyurl.com/maxpalast, you can listen to a Last.fm radio channel of Max Raabe songs alongside performers who inspired him (such as Comedian Harmonists and Marlene Dietrich) and performers inspired by him (such as Mambo Kurt).
Max Raabe & Palast Orchester Web site Find concert news, biographies, discographies and links to buy CDs and DVDs at palastorchester.de, the multi-lingual online home of the band.
Fan sites Join Max Raabe and the Palast Orchester on MySpace (myspace.com/palastorchester) or Facebook (search for Max Raabe Fanclub), and network with your peers.
Max Raabe and the Palast Orchester get things swinging on March 7.
