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P60, Amstelveen, The NetherlandsJuly 20th 2007
Apoptygma Berzerk, NG-PRO
Yet again the organisation of Underground frequencies has managed to get one of the bigger bands in the scene to the Netherlands. This time the nice venue of P60 in Amstelveen has the honour to welcome Norway’s Apoptygma Berzerk. Quite a name in several countries around the world but in the Netherlands the 550 people venue was big enough for an intimate concert for the Dutch and many German fans.
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Keukenhof, Lisse, The Netherlands3th to 5th of August 2007
Castlefest
I wasn’t supposed to write a review on Castlefest this year but I went there and it was so great I just couldn’t resist writing about it. This has been one of the highlights of this festival season. They have experienced a huge growth in visitors. On the first day they had more visitors at two o’clock then they had on the whole Friday the year before. So this third edition of Castlefest has been a huge success.
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Kulturfabrik, Krefeld, Germany 9th August 2007
The Crüxshadows, Behind the Scenes
On Thursday, 9th August 2007, we took the chance to visit one of my favourite bands once again. THE CRÜXSHADOWS did a stop in Krefeld before they played on three several festivals at the upcoming weekend (Rock am Schloß - which was cancelled the day before as we knew now, Summer Darkness and M’era Luna Festival). The evening started with the support band BEHIND THE SCENES, it was the last support gig for them because the tour will finish after the upcoming festival-gigs. Also, the show in Krefeld was the last club show together with Rachel, who’s leaving the band after the tour.
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Gründelpark, Glauchau, Germany16th to 17th June 2007
Woodstage Festival Day 1: Felsenreich, Lacrimas Profundere, Agonoize, Welle:Erdball, Tanzwut, Paradise Lost, Blutengel, And One, Type O Negative
Summer and sunshine - what could be nicer? This prescription has proved itself since decades and also made this year's Woodstage a huge success. Beside a brightly mixed, but well-balanced program, above all, the weather took its part for this. Having lain picturesquely behind a lake and in the middle of a nice green park, this festival presented itself in the best frame.
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Expo-Hall, Waregem, Belgium27th to 28th July 2007
Gothic Festival Day 1: Trimetrick, Star Industry, Diskonnekted vs. Frank M. Spinath (Seabound), Punish Yourself, Kiew, Diary of Dreams, Kloq, Project Pitchfork, Grendel, Hocico, In Strict Confidence, Nitzer Ebb
This year it was the second time for the GOTHIC FESTIVAL in Waregem / Belgium, and the first time at the brand-new Expo Hall in this beautiful town in Flanders. Last year it was only a one-day festival with seven bands, this year it was a magnificent fest over two days with 24 bands in total! By this, the GOTHIC FESTIVAL placed itself among the top festivals of the European EBM & Goth scene. The line-up 2007 was outstanding, and especially lovers of Electro & EBM got their fair share. There were two stages - the small club stage in the foyer and the main stage in the central Expo hall - and the stages always alternated. There were no two bands playing at the same time, so you were able to check out every single band, if you want to. Which we did!
- Amphi Festival - Cologne 2007 (Day 2)
- Amphi Festival - Cologne 2007 (Day 1)
- Ancient Rites - Merksem 2007
- Battlelore - Stuttgart 2007
- Funker Vogt - Stuttgart 2007
- With Full Force - Roitzschjora 2007 (Day 1)
- Dauwpop - Hellendoorn 2007
- Waldrock - Burgum 2007
- Wave Gotik Treffen - Leipzig 2007 (Day 3)
- Placebo - Düsseldorf 2007
