Tinlicker BIO
Tinlicker is the electronic music project of Dutch producers Micha Heyboer and Jordi van Achthoven, known for combining melodic house and progressive electronic sounds. Their releases include the albums This Is Not Our Universe and Cold Enough for Snow, along with tracks such as “Because You Move Me” and “Hide U.” The duo's detailed, emotionally driven productions have helped establish Tinlicker as a prominent name in contemporary electronic music.
Tinlicker is scheduled to perform at Emo's East in Austin, Texas, on. The supplied event information lists one upcoming date at the venue and does not confirm previous Tinlicker performances there, so past appearances should not be assumed. Austin's active live-music culture makes the city a natural setting for an electronic show, but no specific details about earlier Tinlicker events in Austin are available here.
Find event information through ticketsinaustin.com for Austin Concerts and the Techno / electronic category at Emo's East.
Venue and Seating Information
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Tinlicker Austin reviews
Disappointing
From the beginning, the opening band was a semi-rock band with the lead singer seemingly energized by "something". Maybe she was genuinely more excited than anyone else in the place, judging by the looks she was receiving. With age, signing and dancing become less of a priority, but how about some?
Tinlicker pretty much left most of the singing and dancing to the stage performers. There were a couple of songs played in such a different way from the original that we nearly made it through the entire song without recognizing it.
We adore Tinlicker, just not his concert. Sad.