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Jovel Music Hall, Münster, Germany
14th November 2011
Marillion & Saga
A sensational package was awaiting us this Monday evening in Münster. After three years of abstinence, original singer Michael Sadler returned to SAGA, who are playing now together wit MARILLION for the first time ever. Besides that, SAGA have a new album in stock full of epic Rock. MARILLION lately excited as support for DEEP PURPLE and were now exciting once more. During the Tour, both bands were chaning headliner position and for this evening in Münster, SAGA was the headlining band.
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Backstage Halle, Munich, Germany
3rd November 2011
Welle:Erdball - ‘Der Kalte Krieg’ Tour 2011
This evening promised to become once more quite a special experience: WELLE: ERDBALL came to Munich. The band was founded already in 1990 and is assigned to the Minimum-Electro and Electro-Pop sphere. The name originated from the German radio play “Hallo! Hier Welle Erdball!” from 1928 and should make clear that the band wants to be understood as an imaginary radio station. From the beginning, the band also proclaims the love to the 50s aesthetics, using of pseudonyms and carrying of black suits, white shirts, sunglasses and black leather gloves. This year, their new album ‘Der Kalte Krieg’ was released. www.welle-erdball.de
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Philharmonie, Cologne, Germany
11th November 2011
Archive & Supersonic Orchestra
It’s been 16 years that the ARCHIVE project started around Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths in 1994. Together with the female singer Roya Arab and the young rapper Rosko John, the band released their first album ‘Londinium’ on Island Records in 1996. But ARCHIVE was doomed to break up the same year due to internal problems. The bands reformation, however, came to pass already in 1997 with an altered line-up surrounding Keeler and Griffiths with which they recorded and released the follow-up ‘Take My Head’ in 1999 which in hindsight is described by the band as their least favourite.
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König-Pilsener Arena, Oberhausen, Germany
9th November 2011
George Michael
Millions of fans have waited for these news: George Michael will return to stage with an unusual show – “Symphonica: The Orchestral tour”. Five years ago, George Michael was the last time in Germany with his sold out "25live" tour. As one of the most successful and most popular singers of Great Britain he wants to present a show like you have never seen him before. Next to a few songs of his own he wants to sing some of his favourite songs from other artists. All songs arrangements will be played by the Symphonica Orchestra, something interesting to look forward to.
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Live-Music-Hall, Cologne, Germany
8th November 2011
Bush, Evaline
BUSH are back and with their latest album ‘The Sea of Memories’ they prove their post-grunge sound didn’t got lost over the years. I loved them in the past and lost the focus towards the band over the last years. But hearing they are back playing live in my region made me jump for joy and I was eager to see them finally for the first time live on stage. Read below if they could fulfil my high expectations…
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