
Funkhaus and Noche d'Amore are back for one more time! Limited tickets due to public authorities and old building. At Noche d’Amore we are giving slow dance "La Boum"-vibes mixed with a pinch of hawt wining and grinding. At this Dance Romance, we’ll make you sweat and every now and then deliberately drop the BPMs for some closer moments with your dance partner(s). Kindly ask someone to dance with you, holding each other close, to slow music and create goose bumps moments. Expect our Tropical Thunder signature sounds from the 1980s/90s and early Y2K blended with some French boogie, Dancehall, Retro Zouk, Latin, Balearic, Nu-Disco, Street Soul, oldschool R'n'B, Indie Dance, 1970s NYC-Breaks and much more! We are dedicating Noche d'Amore to bell hooks’ deeply empathetic books “All About Love” (1999) and "The Will to Change" (2004). Highly recommended reads. For your edification and enjoyment: SPECIAL GUESTS: SONYA HIBISCUS (Grand Bal Zouk Paris) OUR TROPICAL THUNDER ALLSTARS PLUS: LIVE DANCE PERFORMANCES BY Olivia and Amina and Layla XOXO PS.: FEEL OUR NOCHE D'AMORE MOOD HERE PPS.: Tropical Thunder created the format "Noche d'Amore" for the "Republic of Love" by the Wiener Festwochen in 2025. ------------------------------------------------------- GUARANTEED ROMANCE - GUARANTEED SELL-OUT - FOR THOSE IN THE KNOW! Artworks by Frida Paleo. ------------------------------------------------------- CAUTION: ! Very limited tickets (!) due to public authorities and old building ! Our last event at Funkhaus has been a sell-out, so please get tickets early. Strictly no exceptions without a ticket at the door. No cash at the door! ------------------------------------------------------- Accessibility information: Noche d'Amore is barrier-free accessible. If you have specific accessibility needs, feel free to reach out — we’ll do our best to support you. ------------------------------------------------------- DANCE 4 CAUSE 💗 : With your entry ticket you also support
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An event centred on dance — either as a performance to watch or as a social event to participate in yourself, depending on the format.
A Jamaican genre descended from reggae, characterised by faster rhythms, DJs toasting over beats, and a party-focused, high-energy atmosphere.