Roadship Paradise Express (touring artists van)

Roadship Paradise Express

Location of the Endless Sunset Stage, stage for the Paradise Express Podcast Show: The “Roadship Paradise Express”. In fact, it is probably the smallest mobile (driveable) stage in the world, the most compact artist van on European roads and the van with the most dreams on board.

artists on the road

The Roadship Paradise Express is an artist crew’s wish come true to bring art to extraordinary places – preferably to the ocean. Hence the name street ship. Though it’s really not that big that you could call the van a ship: 5.5m long, 1.9m wide and just under 2m high. Also on board: Ms Italia and Mr. Rockalicious from the mitossi stage show, Artista the art mentor, the Mitossi Radio Show moderators Italia and Lemon B. Martino, the hairy backstage dog Samba and of course blu12. All together belong to the Roadship Paradise Express Crew.

broadcasting the Mitossi Radio Show – worldwide

The central project of the crew: the Mitossi Radio Show, an auditory show experience with live shows, live music and exciting topics related to life on the go.

In addition, depending on the tour schedule, they all stand on their own large and small stages.

artists with open hearts

The crew’s heart project is the “Crazy Heart Tour”, which brings art to places where it is really needed – financed by donations and the voluntary work of the crew itself.

By the way, you can now support the crew on Ko-Fi. One-off support or ongoing monthly amounts are possible. In a few days it will also be possible to become a direct member of the exclusive backstage area. So you stay up to date on all projects of the Roadship Paradise Express (Ko-Fi-Link).

The crew of the Roadship Paradise Express sees itself both as a culture steamer and as a lifeboat. Via Ko-Fi and the Mitossi Radio Show we broadcast all over the world and bring culture to the places we pass. For many, art and culture are a lifeline to gain new courage, to be inspired, to take a break from a busy everyday life or just to feel connection and belonging. Artists have always been very independent on the one hand, but dependent on supporters on the other. We are looking for such supporters to bring culture to where it is needed without barriers. Like this week, for example, in a small facility in Samugheo, Sardinia, where I played as blu12 for a very special audience. You can find out more about this in the related article on the Crazy Heart Tour page.

With that in mind – see you soon and Cheerioh from the Roadship Paradise Express.