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11th November 2017
The Rasmus
Berlin has been waiting for this. After more than five years, THE RASMUS finally return, bringing the current album ‘Dark matters’ with them. The album carries the typical sound of the Finns, but is noticeably poppier than usual. At the beginning of the Millennium, THE RASMUS enjoyed great success with their Alternative Rock. The big breakthrough in Germany came in 2003 with the album ‘Dead Letters’ as well as the single ‘In the Shadows’ reaching top position on the charts. However, with ‘Dark Matters’ it will be difficult to build on these successes. http://therasmus.com / https://www.facebook.com/therasmusofficial
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10th November 2017
Rise Against, Sleeping with Sirens, Pears
Two years after their last show in Luxembourg at the Rock-A-Field Festival, RISE AGAINST played on Friday night in a nearly sold-out Rockhal. As support act, the band brought two US bands, SLEEPING WITH SIRENS and PEARS.
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11th November 2017
Archive & One Sentence. Supervisor
‘The False Foundation’ is coming back to Germany in November! Already last autumn, the Brits fascinated their fans with their spectacular live show. The fantastic light installations, the rich sound, the grandiose performance of singer Holly Martin (who was not present on the album) caused shining eyes within the excited audience.
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9th November 2017
Queens of the Stone Age – “Villains World Tour 2017” – Support: Broncho
The Californian band QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, or QOTSA - as they are being referred to by their fans – made their way to Oberhausen during their current world tour, promoting their 7th studio album ‘Villains’, which was released this summer. It has been a while since their last live appearance, and so it was not completely surprising that several thousand enthusiasts made their way to the König Pilsener Arena to see their idols.
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7th November 2017
Kasabian & Slaves
The Times have changed. KASABIAN are probably not be celebrated as they once were. Originally, it was planned that they play at the opposite situated Palladium, which was almost twice as large. By contrast, the young, ambitious Wincent Weiß has become so popular that the intended E-Werk was too small for him. Simple solution: Both events simply exchange the locations. The advantages for the older concert group are obvious. They play at the more intimate venue and the sound is usually better in the E-Werk than in the Palladium. KASABIAN are bringing their new album ‘Crying Out Loud’ to Cologne, which does not provide as much enthusiasm on the island as its predecessors.
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