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Sugar MMFK
You went crazy last year, which is why we brought him back! Sugar MMFK returns to the Exodus stage on 12 September.
The Bonn-based rapper with Angolan roots has been shaping the German rap scene since 2015, and with tracks like Trikot von Paris and collabs with Kontra K, OG Keemo, Max Herre, LX and Maxwell, he has helped define the game from the very bottom to the very top.
Today Sugar MMFK stands for more than just hits. He stands for a story that shows how God can turn a life completely upside down.
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SOFYKA
Her voice moves you. Her songs touch you. Born in Mannheim, this singer, who lived and studied in California for a time, now counts millions of streams and was the 5th most-played artist on Australian Christian radio in 2023.
Her sound is cheeky, fresh and honest. Somewhere between Pop, Dance and Worship. With a depth that touches you and a lightness that carries you along. Songs that make you dance, cry and think all at once. Sometimes all at the same time.
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Galactus Jack
For over 20 years, the British DJ Galactus Jack has been behind the decks, mastering the turntables like no other.
Ben, as he is known in real life, knows how to create the perfect mix of dance, vibes and total excitement, getting every crowd dancing whilst conveying a clear message about his faith.
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NGHTNDAY
NGHTNDAY bring the Change and, with their mix of HipHop, Pop and a pinch of Electro, breathe fresh air into the Scene. With a mix of English and German lyrics, their songs are as international as the band itself. The three have HYPE in their blood and are more than ready to go wild with the crowd.
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SoulBox
SoulBox are a two-piece duo from Manchester who, since 2016, have been shaking up the UK music scene with their sound of Rap, Soul and Pop.
Their debut album Your Love earned them a spot on the Spotify playlist New Music Friday.
At the heart of the band is a Christian message of hope that inspires young people all over the world.
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Lusitano
What happens when Portuguese, German, English and Angolan roots meet Rap and Brazilian Funk? Exactly what Lusitano brings to the EXODUS stage on 12 September.
For over a decade, he was part of the British indie-pop band Brightline and toured with them through arenas, festivals, schools and even prisons.
And right in the middle of it all a Message that stays: even in the storm there is hope.
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Michelle Eliora
Newcomer Michelle Eliora makes music that goes straight to the Heart. For that she needs nothing more than a Guitar and a Mic.
Her songs are about a Hope that truly holds you up. She found it in God and now shares exactly that in her songs.
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Important Information!
Participants under 18
Minimum age for participants: 12 years
This event operates in accordance with the German Youth Protection Act. Children and young people are therefore asked to respect curfew regulations and attend the festival only during the times permitted by law. However, it is possible to stay until the end of the event if accompanied by an adult or by bringing a completed parental consent form (“Muttizettel”). You can find all the details about the “Muttizettel” here: https://muttizettel.net/
Parking
There are free parking spaces available directly in front of the Festhalle.
Funding
This festival is funded entirely by donations and is only possible thanks to your support! Volksbank Erzgebirge will add 25% to every donation. Here’s how you can support us: https://www.viele-schaffen-mehr.de/projekte/exodus-schultour-und-festival
Contact
Email us at info@exodus-festival.de or reach us by phone on +49 37369 274050.
Who Are We?
Our Team
We are a young, motivated team from Saxony with the vision of bringing new hope and perspective to young people through music, creativity, and an authentic faith in God.
About the Organiser
The EXODUS Festival is organized by the non-profit association The Message Deutschland e.V..
The Message works with young people around the world—in schools, underprivileged communities, prisons, and online, to support them in their struggles and challenges. The association is part of the Evangelical Alliance in Germany and cooperates across denominations with other Christian organizations and churches.
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