Live Review: Thilo am Piano - Berlin 2024
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26th October 2024
Thilo am Piano - “Depeche Mode” 2024
On Saturday, October 26, 2024, Berlin’s “Kulturvolk Piscator Saal” was the scene of an unforgettable debut. Munich-based pianist Thilo performed his unique piano program dedicated to the British Synth-Pop legends DEPECHE MODE. With sensitivity and palpable passion, Thilo offered new interpretations of the band’s most iconic tracks, which have shaped the music scene for over four decades.
Live Review: Nena - Cologne 2024
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24th October 2024
Nena - “Wir gehören zusammen Tour” 2024 - Support: Issa_Bloch
When you hear the name Gabriele Kerner, only a few people associate it with one of the biggest German stars of the 80s. She became successful as NENA and had a lot of successes with the band of the same name. With the English version of the song ‘99 Luftballons’, the band also achieved great success beyond German borders. 40 years later, they continue to spread their spirit. The electro-pop duo ISSA_BLOCH performed as the opening act on this evening. The special aspect of this duo, is that the singer is Larissa Kerner, the daughter of NENA. Larissa performed with her partner Janick Zebrowski for some time now.
Gallery: Arch Enemy & In Flames - Dresden 2024
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26th October 2024
Arch Enemy & In Flames - “Rising from the North” Tour 2024 - Special Guest: Soilwork
Wow! That concert evening was a blast. Round about 6,500 people visited this event at the Messe Dresden. A great location for an event with so many guests. The Messe Dresden is easy to reach and it is easy to park nearby. Doors opened at 18:00 and people were waiting in front of the Messe Dresden in a very long row. But the security at the entrance did a very good job and everything went smoothly and the people had not long to wait outside to enter the location. SOILWORK, IN FLAMES, ARCH ENEMY! That was such a fantastic line-up. Swedish Heavy Metal at its best! And all 3 bands played a fantastic set! Three bands that made Swedish Heavy Metal history thrilled fans all evening long. I also had the honour of taking part and taking photos. You can find some impressions of the concert in the gallery. Have fun!
Live Review: Ghost Inside, The - Cologne 2024
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26th October 2024
The Ghost Inside - “Searching For Solace” Tour 2024 - Special guests: Boundaries, Gideon
Armed with their recent release ‘Searching For Solace’, THE GHOST INSIDE announced their return to Europe with a comprehensive European tour in the company of two special guests, BOUNDARIES and GIDEON.
Live Review: Laibach - Bochum 2024
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20th October 2024
Laibach - “Opus Dei Tour” 2024
The Christuskirche in Bochum is not only a place of worship, but also a popular venue for artists of all kinds thanks to its excellent acoustics. The Slovenian artists’ collective LAIBACH, who used the venue for their performances once again in October 2024, are well aware of this. A long queue of visitors formed in front of the church before the entrance. In the entrance area, fans had the opportunity to buy various merchandise items such as T-shirts, CDs, vinyl and posters. The view into the hall fell directly on two large faces that were projected onto the front walls. https://www.laibach.org / https://www.facebook.com/Laibach
Live Review: Camouflage - Hamburg 2024
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19th October 2024
Camouflage - “Rewind To The Future And Goodbye Tour - 40 Years Of Camouflage” - Special Guest: DJ André Winter
On October 19th, 2024, the legendary Synth-Pop band CAMOUFLAGE took to the stage at Grosse Freiheit 36 in Hamburg for their “Rewind To The Future And Goodbye” tour - marking an incredible 40 years of musical legacy. As the title suggests, this tour is more than just a celebration of their past; it hints at what could be their final chapter, a farewell to the era that began in the 80s with hits like ‘The Great Commandment.’