YID! Melbourne, Australia
This wild ensemble infuses traditional Yiddish tunes with new takes from across genres, including elements of EDM, Weimar
Republic Cabaret, Free Jazz, Indie-pop and Big Band influences.Add late ‘70s funk to drive the bus well over the edge.
Daring Unique Hipsters, grandparents, children, everyone in between; all people find something to dance, cry and laugh to during a YID! performance.
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