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Galmbal in Belgium

ULTRA EXEMA GALMBAL poster by ULTRA ECZEMA.

This is an advertisement for the art music crowd: On 18/10/2008 Belgian artist Dennis Tyfus organizes the ‘Galmbal‘, a festival featuring artists such as Eric Thielemans, Han Bennink, Maja Ratkje and Paul Panhuysen.

This entry was posted in art, Belgium, music on October 9, 2008 by jahsonic.

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