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6th to 8th June 2025
Rock im Park 2025 Day 3 with Knocked Loose, Weezer, A Day To Remember, Biffy Clyro, Bring Me The Horizon
Day 3 of the legendary festival arrived far too early. The weather did not promise any real improvements, but again the human capability to adjust to different conditions kicked into motion, and a look into the running order of Sunday sparked enough joy to dive in head first into the last festival day.
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6th to 8th June 2025
Rock im Park 2025 Day 2 with Jerry Cantrell, The Ghost Inside, Korn, Sleep Token
Day 1 with its frequent and heavy rainfalls had already turned the storied Zeppelinfeld into a swampy chaos, and the weather forecast for Saturday did not look much better. However, the upcoming gems on the line-up more than justified braving the rain.
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6th to 8th June 2025
Rock im Park 2025 Day 1 with Imminence, Spiritbox, Bullet For My Valentine, Slipknot
Once again, the beginning of June could not come fast enough: This year’s edition of Rock im Park, the slightly smaller twin of storied festival behemoth Rock am Ring was about to begin, and with the 30th anniversary, the production company went out of its way to lift this year’s event to another level: With four stages, 100 bands, and 88,500 tickets sold for Nuremberg alone the people behind the festival truly delivered.
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21st May 2025
Sascha Lange - “Depeche Mode Trilogie & more”
A warm Berlin evening. The Pfefferberg Theater is buzzing long before the lights dim. Not for a concert, and yet the atmosphere crackles with musical energy. The reason: DEPECHE MODE - and the man who has perhaps chronicled their story with more soul and humour than anyone else, SASCHA LANGE.
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15th May 2025
J.B.O. - “Explizite Lyrik” 2025 - Support: Brunhilde
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of their debut album ‘Explizite Lyrik’, German Comedy Metal pioneers J.B.O. turned the Astra Kulturhaus into a madhouse of laughter, nostalgia and pure joy. The pink legends brought a full-scale party to Berlin, and their fans - old and new - showed up in force. Supporting them that night was Punk-Metal powerhouse BRUNHILDE, who set the bar high with an intense and gripping warm-up show. Together, they delivered an evening that ranged from roaring humour to heartfelt anthems - a true spectacle.
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