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Rockpalast, Bochum, Germany23rd September 2016
Rome (Jérôme Reuter) & Dog Byron
ROME was founded eleven years ago, in 2005, by Jérôme Reuter, a singer and songwriter from Luxemburg. Their music is often called “Folk Noir“ or “Neofolk“ and mixes several influences, from Folk to Gothic, from Chanson to Wave. Whereas some Neofolk bands have often been criticized for playing with fascist aesthetics, ROME uses often antifascist lyrics. Their music is often sad and of a singular, melancholic beauty. Due to the variety of influences, they attract a very heterogeneous audience. At the current concert tour, the band presented its latest album, ‘The Hyperion Machine’.
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Reithalle Strasse E, Dresden, Germany17th September 2016
Coma Alliance with Diary of Dreams & Diorama
During their three shows grasping “Coma Alliance Tour”, DIARY OF DREAMS and DIORAMA were guests at the Reithalle Strasse E in Dresden last weekend. Despite the bad weather during the arrival, guests did not only bring their concert tickets but also a big bag full of good mood. They were celebrating both bands extensively. In the well-crowded hall, both bands delivered fantastic concerts.
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Amphitheater, Gelsenkirchen, Germany16th August 2016
Die Antwoord, DJ Craft (K.I.Z.)
The concert summer of 2016 has become even better by the announcement of funky South African DIE ANTWOORD's exclusive Germany show in Berlin on 4th June 2016. With their unique mix of groovy hip hop, rave-y techno beats and the elaborate use of Afrikaans slang will the duo, consistent of Yo-landi Vi$$er and Ninja (and DJ Hi-Tekk), heat up the crowd of Germany's capital in those early summer days. And now, the band visited Germany once more for a concert in Gelsenkirchen. The program is rounded up by the support act DJ Craft, a German musicians who embodies Berlin's night culture and who also understands how to entertain the underground.
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Wasserschloß Klaffenbach, Chemnitz, Germany29th July 2016
Apocalyptica & Dagoba
The Finnish Orchestral Rock Band APOCALYPTICA released already seven albums since 1993. Album number seven, ‘Shadowmaker’, hit the stores in April 2016. After an album release of course the fans expect to see the band live on stage. During their current tour, also a date at the water castle Klaffenbach was scheduled, a venue with a special atmosphere. Even though the sky was dark-clouded, only a few drops of rain came down during the opener DAGOBA who played a convincing show. APOCALYPTICA afterwards came with singer Franky Perez. On this evening, one of the most successful Finnish bands played an amazing show.
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Live Music Hall, Cologne, Germany24th May 2016
Travis & Chester Travis (Great Danes)
‘Everything at Once’ - That's the title of the new album TRAVIS released on April 29th. Shortly after the release, the Britpop rockers from Scotland were bringing their music to Cologne's Live Music Hall. TRAVIS are vocalist Fran Healy, bassist Douglas “Dougie” Payne, drummer Neil Primsrose, and guitarist Andy Dunlop, they've been around for over 25 year by now, wrote the evergreen ‘Why Does it Always Rain on Me’, and have been awarded best band at the BRIT Awards twice.
