Hutz So Good

Tumblelog dedicated to all things Eugene Hütz and his mustache of pure glory. Maintainers are: gummi-baby aliuribe thehumpink winzer

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The Gogol Bordello concert at Lupo’s, was the most fun i have ever had at a concert!  Thank you all for coming so close by.

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Yay! Gogol Bordello stage set up before the show. And the new CD. I got it signed by Tommy, Eugene, and Sergey after the show. Such a great show, so glad to have been able to go.

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Eugene Hutz, Gogol Bordello Taken in Portland, Maine in May 2012

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Gogol Bordello - Portland, ME - 31st May 2012 by ge’shmally on Flickr.

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I’m pretty happy with myself for this shot. It’s not technically perfect, but then I’ve never really given a shit about that kind of thing… Moment captured, job done. :)

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By ge’shmally

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Gogol Bordello frontman Eugene Hütz at the Sound Academy in Toronto last night.

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After party gogol bordello dj set. (Taken with instagram)

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Eugene in Brazil

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This was my favorite picture I shot during the Gogol Bordello set at the Primus show on Wednesday. 

This was the first time seeing both bands, which is weird cause I’ve been to like a million shows, and have liked both for about a decade. It was fun.

Katie Herbst Photography © 2012

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Eugene Hutz, Gogol Bordello Taken in Dresden, Germany in 2009

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Eugene Hutz, Gogol Bordello Taken in Denver, CO in 2011

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Eugene Hutz, Gogol Bordello Taken in Leeds, UK in 2010

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My life would be COMPLETE if Eugene Hutz jumped on my car! Fucking LOVE Gogol Bordello! I remember when I saw them live- it was right after my dad’s cancer surgery was done. They ended the show with ‘Through The Roof ‘N Underground’ and ‘Undestructable’. By then end tears were streaming down my face because I felt like Mr. Hutz spoke to me. He came up to me and shook my hand and said “thank you for coming, I’m glad you enjoyed the show, and things will get better”. Such a polite man.