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Den Atelier, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg15thJuly 2019
Gossip
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of their break through record and cult album ‘Music For Men’, GOSSIP are reuniting for a special UK/European tour. The shows will bring the band together on stage for the first time since going on hiatus in 2012. The ‘Music For Men’ anniversary tour kicks off in France on July 4th, and wraps up in London on July 21st 2019. The UK leg of the tour will also see stops in Glasgow & Manchester.
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Rockhal, Esch sur Alzette, Luxembourg10th July 2019
ZZ Top
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees ZZ TOP’s 1969 formation in the Houston area of Texas. The Blues-Rock stalwarts are set to launch an extensive summer tour in Europe in connection with the celebration of that unparalleled milestone.
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Rockhal, Esch sur Alzette, Luxembourg8th July 2019
Limp Bizkit
Still one of the most fun and entertaining live bands from America. After 22 years and going stronger than ever, LIMP BIZKIT will carry their Rap-Rock torch loud and proud to Europe in July 2019. The crossover rockers from Florida will stop again in the Grand Duchy.
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Den Atelier, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg3rd July 2019
Wolfmother
Pitchfork praised the songs for striking “a balance between meaty vintage metal and crisp, stoner-rock melodies.” NME said it ticked “the requisite boxes for all great rock & roll” and called it “utterly, utterly thrilling,” and Q Magazine called it “immense fun.” When it was released in 2005, WOLFMOTHER’s eponymous debut was exactly what Rock & Roll needed: a meaty, beaty, big and bouncy genre resuscitator that not only broke through to the mainstream, but broke big.
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Rockhal, Esch sur Alzette, Luxembourg1st July 2019
Skunk Anansie
British alternative quartet SKUNK ANANSIE played what their lead singer, Skin, called Clit-Rock - an amalgam of Heavy Metal and black feminist rage. Skin began singing in high school for a classmate’s band after considering the offer for over a year. Six years after that band broke up, the members of SKUNK ANANSIE (including bass player Cass, guitarist Ace, and drummer Robbie France, who was replaced by Mark Richardson in 1995) met one another by chance. Their name was taken from the West Indian folktales of ‘Anansi the Spider-Man’, with a slight change of spelling and “Skunk” added to make the name nastier.
