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Backstage, Munich, Germany30th October 2009
ASP, Mono Inc.
Already four weeks beforehand the concert was sold out completely. Far and wide, no more tickets were to be found anymore! We took the chance to be part of the event.
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Ethias Arena, Hasselt, Belgium1st November 2009
Sinner’s Day 2009: Front 242, The Human League, Gary Numan, Gang of Four, Anne Clark, The Bollock Brothers, Lydia Lunch, The Neon Judgement
It is Sunday, 1st November 2009. At noon, the weather is still nice, not exactly what you expect this time of year, but we’ll soon forget all about the weather as we make our way to the Ethias Arena in Hasselt for the first edition of Sinners Day, an indoor New Wave festival. “Sinners Day on All Saints Day”! There’s no doubt a lot of thought had been put into that association. The Ethias arena is a convenient venue located on the outer ring road with a big parking lot and a good infrastructure. The arena itself is contained within the Grenslandhallen, which made for an all in-door concept which included a Camden market and a Sinner’s Café. The arena has one stage but provides space for both people who prefer to stand and those who like to enjoy the show while sitting.
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Backstage, Munich, Germany13th October 2009
Magnum, Dark Sky
During this rainy and cold day in Munich we came along on the way to the Backstage to see the concert of the British hard rock band MAGNUM.
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Batschkapp, Frankfurt, Germany
4th November 2009Samsas Traum & Alight
On the occasion their 13th anniversary, SAMSAS TRAUM had the idea for a very special tour. The setlist was completely comprised only most wished songs. As is typical for birthday parties, there were lots of gifts from the band to the fans to let them know they appreciate their support.
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Tropfsteinhöhle Schulerloch, Essing, Germany26th September 2009
Faun
This time, the Pagan-folk band FAUN came within the scope of their unplugged programme to the Tropfsteinhöhle (stalactite cave) Schulerloch. The concert at the 26th September was sold out and so they decided to play a second concert at the next day - this one was sold out too! The band founded in 1999 in Gräfelfing near Munich consists during unplugged concerts of Oliver "Satyr" Pade (vocals, Irish bouzouki, nyckelharpa, Celtic harp, lute, Tar, Saz), Sandra Elflein (vocals, violin, flute, hurdy-gurdy), Fiona Rüggeberg (vocals, bagpipes, flute, Chalumeaux, harmonium, Pomeranian, Rebap, Fujara, Seljefloit) and Rüdiger Maul (Bendir, Darabukka, Riq, Tamborello). http://www.faune.de/ / http://www.myspace.com/paganfolk
