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VERLEGT! L.A. Salami · Badehaus · Berlin
EMBARRASSED! L.A. Salami · Badehaus · Berlin
Event by: Badehaus Berlin, GreyZone Concerts & Promotion, DRIFT Booking Agency
Location: Badehaus Berlin, Berlin - Bezirk Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
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L.A. Salami
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Date: April 29th, 2026 (rescheduled from October 29th, 2025)
Venue: Badehaus
Doors: 7:00 p.m. // Bands: 8:00 p.m.
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Tickets: https://www.greyzone-tickets.de/produkte/1106
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“The Era of Sophrosyne“ Europe Tour 2025
L.A. Salami's journey of self-discovery goes far beyond music. Lookman Adekunle Salami was born in Peckham to a
Nigerian mother and an
absent father. Due to various circumstances, he spent the first years of his childhood in a foster family and felt like an outsider for a long time. “I always felt somehow isolated from my culture,” he says. "If I had been raised by my mother,
I would probably be speaking Yoruba now. Creativity
was an instinctive outlet for Lookman, but he was never
limited to a particular medium. Growing up, he wanted to combine it all:
visual art, music, the written word -
everything. "My first love was actually
film," he says. Spielberg became my hero, and I
wanted to become a film director. Over time he felt drawn to poetry and music. "I started making music
seriously after hearing Bob Dylan
because I wasn't a good singer. I
realized that it's not about how well you
sing - it's about how honest you are and how much
of your truth you
can put into a melody." Since expanding his palette and loosening the definitions he applies to his own music, Lookman looks to modern rap titans like Kanye West, Drake and Kendrick Lamar - especially the former's willingness to experiment. "That's why rock 'n' roll
died: because all the great rock 'n' roll artists
stopped being crazy and
trying things. This gave Lookman's music a new
level of raw, visceral beauty that
often falls between vocals and a more spoken
word-meets-rap delivery changes.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v49JEUxiZnQ
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Date: April 29th, 2026 (rescheduled from October 29th, 2025)
Venue: Badehaus
Doors: 7:00 p.m. // Bands: 8:00 p.m.
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Tickets: https://www.greyzone-tickets.de/produkte/1106
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“The Era of Sophrosyne“ Europe Tour 2025
L.A. Salami's journey of self-discovery goes far beyond music. Lookman Adekunle Salami was born in Peckham to a
Nigerian mother and an
absent father. Due to various circumstances, he spent the first years of his childhood in a foster family and felt like an outsider for a long time. “I always felt somehow isolated from my culture,” he says. "If I had been raised by my mother,
I would probably be speaking Yoruba now. Creativity
was an instinctive outlet for Lookman, but he was never
limited to a particular medium. Growing up, he wanted to combine it all:
visual art, music, the written word -
everything. "My first love was actually
film," he says. Spielberg became my hero, and I
wanted to become a film director. Over time he felt drawn to poetry and music. "I started making music
seriously after hearing Bob Dylan
because I wasn't a good singer. I
realized that it's not about how well you
sing - it's about how honest you are and how much
of your truth you
can put into a melody." Since expanding his palette and loosening the definitions he applies to his own music, Lookman looks to modern rap titans like Kanye West, Drake and Kendrick Lamar - especially the former's willingness to experiment. "That's why rock 'n' roll
died: because all the great rock 'n' roll artists
stopped being crazy and
trying things. This gave Lookman's music a new
level of raw, visceral beauty that
often falls between vocals and a more spoken
word-meets-rap delivery changes.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v49JEUxiZnQ