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Published: 27 April 2022

• ¡-PAHL-!

In Leipzig, a radio presenter, a philosopher and a neurosurgeon got together and created a project for epic industrial pop music: ¡-PAHL-!

Writing history with ¡-PAHL-! Today: The way to the own PAHLace - 2014. Three friends. One goal. Success in music. One dies. Grief and pain. Then: Determination. A nameless project. Experiments in the studio. Sound fragments. Promising. But something important is missing: The voice. Waiting for Godot. From Godot Peter arises. Awakening of ¡-PAHL-!. Song by song. Nine at the end, that couldn’t be more different. Calm and moving. Epic and proud. The debut album ‘I’. On March 31, 2022. Organic and electronic, full of risk and antinomy. Check out https://pahl.de.com/one/.

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Published: 25 April 2022

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• Palladium Cologne
• Bad Religion

Palladium, Cologne, Germany
1st June 2022
Bad Religion - “40th +2 Anniversary Tour”

Like many bands, BAD RELIGION had to postpone their 2020 “40 Anniversary Tour” due to the pandemic. This year they finally return to German stages and renamed their tour “40+2 Anniversary Tour”.

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Published: 22 April 2022

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• Guano Apes

If you open your ears in Hamburg on the Jungfernstieg, in Berlin at the Kulturforum or in Stuttgart in the Skatepark Ostfildern, you will always hear ‘Lords of the Boards’ roaring from the speakers in addition to newer music. Even if the piece is actually dedicated to snowboarding and was released in 1997: The track by the GUANO APES has remained an anthem to this day for everyone who moves spectacularly on boards over the ground and through the air. Three number one albums and a number of international tours have taken their toll and led to a break of several years in the noughties.

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Published: 21 April 2022

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• Eskimo Callboy
• Garage Saarbrücken
• Electric Callboy
• One Morning Left
• Oceans Ate Alaska

Garage, Saarbrücken, Germany
28th May 2022
Electric Callboy - “Hypa Hypa” Tour 2022 - Support: Oceans Ate Alaska, One Morning Left

In their latest video statement, ESKIMO CALLBOY officially announced the change of their band name. From now on, the well-known metalcore band will be called ELECTRIC CALLBOY. The reason for this is quite simple, the guys from Castrop-Rauxel don’t want to hurt or exclude anyone with their band name and in no way promote centuries-old stereotypes. But they promise their fans to stay true to their values and their music, even if the name changes from now on.

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Published: 21 April 2022

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• Enter Shikari

In December, Rou Reynolds, the singer of ENTER SHIKARI, spoke up and talked about the first concerts: “Before the pandemic, since we were 16 years old, there wasn’t two months in a row that we didn’t play live. Now when we went on tour it was surreal, dizzying and an electrifying relief. And we’ve played some of the best shows of our lives.” Since the school band was founded in 2003 in their hometown of St. Albans, they have performed around 3,000 times, which naturally led the quartet to the largest halls and arenas and to the most important festivals around the world with its growing popularity. The forced break was a huge cut for the British. Time to sort through the six full-length records and countless stand-alone singles, remixes and live shows that the band distributes via their website, while also, as a matter of the heart, signing a shirt sponsorship deal with local football club St Albans City FC.

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