Mammal Hands live in Leverkusen

Experience Mammal Hands live on November 15th

Mammal Hands is a British instrumental quartet known for blending jazz, electronic music, and traditional folk influences, particularly drawing from Eastern European and Middle Eastern musical traditions. Their sound features intricate compositions centered around piano, saxophone, tabla, and percussion, creating a dynamic and atmospheric experience often described as cinematic and meditative. The group formed in 2016 and has released several critically acclaimed albums on the Gondwana Records label.

Bayer Erholungshaus in Leverkusen is a multi-purpose event venue with a significant history tied to the Bayer company, a major German pharmaceutical and life sciences corporation. Originally constructed in the early 20th century to provide recreational facilities for Bayer employees – hence “Erholungshaus” meaning “recreation house” – it has evolved into a public event space hosting concerts, conferences, and other cultural events. The building underwent extensive renovation in the 2010s, modernizing its infrastructure while preserving its architectural heritage. It’s known for its adaptable spaces capable of accommodating diverse performances and events within Leverkusen’s cultural landscape. The venue maintains connections to Bayer through ongoing partnerships and occasional company-related events.