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Published: 20 September 2018

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• E-Werk Cologne
• Garbage
• Version 2.0: 20 Years Paranoid
• Dream Wife

E-Werk, Cologne, Germany
17th September 2018
Garbage - ‘Version 2.0: 20 Years Paranoid’ Tour 2018 - Special guest: Dream Wife

The legendary Alternative Rock formation GARBAGE came on tour to Cologne to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their second album ‘Version 2.0’. As support, they brought DREAM WIFE from London with them.

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Published: 19 September 2018

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• Live
• Zeromancer
• Parkteatret Oslo

Parkteatret, Olso, Norway
14th September 2018
Zeromancer

Friday night was a very special night in the beautiful Norwegian town called Oslo. Alex Møklebust appeared on stage at Parkteatret in Grünerløkka, but this time not as the front man of the famous Norwegian band SEIGMEN. This evening the more electronic band ZEROMANCER was going to rock the house. Seeing a ZEROMANCER show in Norway is really a quite rare opportunity. The fans from Oslo had to wait five years to experience the guys back on stage. In this way the German fans are a lot more spoiled, since ZEROMANCER is a more frequent guest in Germany.

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Published: 17 September 2018

• Live
• Festival Review
• Eisbrecher
• Schöngeist
• Zeromancer
• Stahlmann
• Oomph!
• Die Krupps
• Volle Kraft Voraus Festival
• Ratiopharm Arena Ulm

Ratiopharm Arena, Neu-Ulm, Germany
8th September 2018
Volle Kraft Voraus 2018 with Schöngeist, Stahlmann, Zeromancer, Die Krupps, Oomph!, Eisbrecher

“Volle Kraft Voraus 2018” is already the second festival of EISBRECHER in the Ratiopharm Arena in Neu-Ulm and already the second one I attended. I must tell you, it’s definitely worth it. But all step by step. My plan was to be there already for the door opening time at 1 p.m., the traffic jams and numerous constructions were responsible for a delay and that we arrived at the festival after 2 pm. The first thing I’ve seen from afar was the long queue for the autograph session of EISBRECHER and the shorter queue for the merchandise of the festival. After a brief look at the drinks and food offer and everything else that the location had to offer, we went to the hall for the first show of the evening.

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Published: 14 September 2018

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• Live
• Festival Review
• The Beauty of Gemina
• Whispering Sons
• Marc Almond
• NCN
• Nocturnal Culture Night
• Kulturpark Deutzen
• Gothminister
• Die Krupps
• Suir
• Any Second
• 7PM Ritual
• TC75
• Plastic Noise Experience
• I-M-R
• In my Rosary
• Kas Product
• The Devil and the Universe
• Clock DVA
• Lizette Lizette

Kulturpark, Deutzen, Germany
7th to 9th September 2018
NCN 2018 Day 1 with Suir, Any Second, 7PM Ritual, TC75, Whispering Sons, Plastic Noise Experience, I-M-R (In my Rosary), Die Krupps, Kas Product, Gothminister, The Devil and the Universe, The Beauty of Gemina, Clock DVA, Marc Almond and Lizette Lizette

NCN is as always the last festival in the summer, then autumn begins. At least this is true for the followers of the musical subcultures gathered at the Nocturnal Culture Night Festival, a mix of Dark Wave, Goth Rock, Synth Pop, EBM and much more. There were great artists and those who would like to be, surprises and longed for, definitely there was something for everyone and you could enjoy with friends a weekend with perfect weather and good music. That the Kulturpark in Deutzen is perfect for this, were proved once again this weekend.

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Published: 13 September 2018

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• Kulttempel Oberhausen
• Solar Fake
• Seadrake

Kulttempel, Oberhausen, Germany
31st August 2018
Solar Fake – Album Release Concert – Support: Seadrake

Thanks to their driving yet dark and deep, energising and also enchanting music, Electro act SOLAR FAKE has been on the rise for over a decade now. August 31st, 2018, was a day to be radiant with joy. SOLAR FAKE and their fans had reason to celebrate: The fifth opus, ‘You Win. Who Cares?’, the pinnacle of SF’s discography, was finally out!