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Published: 22 January 2020

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• Nada Surf

Live Music Hall, Cologne, Germany
27th February 2020
Nada Surf - European Tour 2020

If you appreciate the Indie scene of the 1990s, NADA SURF is a household name. The band consists of school friends who got together in New York City. In 1996 they celebrated their first catchy tune, ‘Popular’, from the album ‘High/Low’ which Ric Ocasek had produced. In 2003 their Power Pop masterpiece ‘Let’s Go’ was released. It contains a whole series of hits of which the quartet will certainly present several as well as new songs from their current album, ‘Peaceful Ghosts’ in the following gigs in Cologne, Stuttgart, Munich, Berlin and in Hamburg.

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Published: 20 January 2020

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• Kiss
• End Of The Road

Attention: Due to the Corona pandemic, the tour is postponed from summer 2020 to June / July 2021 and now to June 2022! Tickets remain valid!

A spectacular goodbye: With their “End Of The Road” World Tour, KISS travel the world for the last time to end their legendary Rock’n’Roll career. That world tour lasts for several years and leads to Germany in summer. Big venues in Dortmund, Hamburg, Frankfurt, and Stuttgart are scheduled. The fans want to party hard - since announcement, more than 35,000 tickets were sold, what means that 80 % of the shows are sold out.

Support act for all shows is the band THE NEW ROSES, currently one of the hottest bands of German Rock’n’Roll. With their album ‘Nothing But Wild’, right now, the quartet from Wiesbaden entered the Top 10 of the charts, and they were guests at the KISS Kruise twice. It’s not their first time on the big stage as support act of KISS, it’s just a continuation of their 2019 tour they did together.

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Published: 17 January 2020

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• Deathstars
• Strom Munich

Strom, Munich, Germany
27th January 2023
Deathstars - European Tour 2023

Attention: due to the Corona pandemic, the concert is postponed from October 2020 to May 2021 and further to early 2022 and now to 2023. Tickets remain valid!

After recently reuniting with guitarist Cat Casino and celebrating their long-awaited comeback at major festivals such as Wacken, Graspop and Masters Of Rock, after a four year live absence - death glam sensation DEATHSTARS can’t wait to hit the road again and have announced the first dates of their upcoming European headline tour set to take place in 2023.

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Published: 17 January 2020

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• Lacrimas Profundere
• Null Positiv
• Backstage Munich
• Bleeding The Stars Tour

Backstage, Munich, Germany
24th July 2021
Lacrimas Profundere - “Bleeding The Stars Tour 2021” - Support: Null Positiv

Attention: due to the Corona crises, this tour is rescheduled from March 2020 to July 2020 and further to November 2020, April 2021 and now to July 2021. Tickets remain valid!

LACRIMAS PROFUNDERE released their latest album ’Bleeding the Stars‘ with new vocalist Julian Larre in 2019 and he definitely brings new power and fresh air, so LACRIMAS PROFUNDERE are heading straight forward. During a tour with THE 69 EYES in November 2019 they proved to be more like a co-headliner than a support and played energetic and dedicated sets every night. ‘Bleeding the Stars’ was in the top ten lists of many music magazines in 2019 and the live versions of the songs are even better.

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Published: 17 January 2020

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• Ramones
• Backstage Munich
• Richie Ramone
• 2 Hell and Back

Backstage, Munich, Germany
16th March 2020
Richie Ramone - “2 Hell and Back” Tour

Attention: due to the Corona pandemic, this event is cancelled!

The drummer legend of the RAMONES will be on a European tour in spring 2020. In 1983 Richie Ramone became an underground drummer and became a member of the most famous Punk Rock band of all time. As Joey said, Richie Ramone saved the group’s cohesion in times of crisis. He played over 500 concerts with the band in locations around the world, worked on three studio albums, composed hymns like ‘Somebody Put Something In My Drink’ and was to become the only RAMONES drummer who also led the group’s lead vocals took over. Then in the summer of 1987 the abrupt exit. For many fans, this crucial figure in the band’s history has remained a mystery.

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