FZW, Dortmund, Germany3rd August 2010
Bad Religion, Eternal Tango
They are often credited for leading the revival of punk rock during the late 1980s, as well as influencing a large number of other punk and rock musicians throughout their career. They are also known for their sophisticated vocabulary, totally unusual for a punk rock band. After a short dormant period of two years, the band reunited in 1986 and released ‘Suffer’ which is being regarded by critics as one of the most important hardcore punk albums of all time now. The next two albums, ‘No Control’ (1989) and ‘Against the Grain’ (1990), further increased the band's popularity, followed by ‘Generator’ (1992). That of course is only a little glimpse into the eventful career of this huge band.
This year, however, they’re celebrating 30 years of existence and want to give their old and young fans something special. The band will take them on a trip through 30 years of their history in the course of which many hits will pop up. Since the band is working on a new album that’s supposed to be released in autumn, it’s not impossible the crowd will get to hear something new. But even if not, revisiting the old days and loved classics will certainly be enough for lots and lots of people to turn up at Dortmund’s FZW when the band will be guests, supported by ETERNAL TANGO.
Additional Concert Info
Doors Open: 7 PM
Starts: 8 PM
Ticket Fee: 26 € + Pre-selling fees
Tickets can be ordered at http://www.eventim.de/
More info at http://www.fzw.de/
