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Nie wieder Krieg Tour 2022

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German indie rock heroes Tocotronic are back with their 13th album “Nie wieder Krieg” (Never Again War). In 2007, the band last performed a concert at Kampnagel, which later on was also released as a their “Kapitulation Live” album; in the years thereafter, singer Dirk von Lowtzow was a guest at Kampnagel with various theater projects.

With “Nie wieder Krieg”, Tocotronic once again proofs its status as one of the most influential German-language rock bands of the past decades: it gets to the heart of the complicated conditions of the present and finds a musical form and language to capture them. Correspondingly broad is the emotional range of the new songs about general vulnerability, emotional turmoil, existential vulnerability, loneliness and fear, but also about dreams and love.

Originally planned at the larger Georg Elser Halle, which will still be in construction in the fall, the concert was - already sold out - moved to Kampnagel. The next chance to see Tocotronic live in Hamburg is on August 19, 2023, at Stadtpark. Tickets are on sale HERE .

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I’m writing today as someone who came of age right around the time of the great mainstream boom of Indie Rock of the mid 2000’s. Not only that, but also as someone who went back and discovered most things Britpop had to offer as a direct result. With this in mind dear reader it’s been something of a given to me that if I see a bunch of skinny guys with Fender guitars and fringes to die for, I automatically assume they’re going to sing about something that I can directly relate to or at the very least sing something I can understand. So hopefully you can understand my confusion when confronted with Tocotronic, the most British band to ever hail from Germany. Hailing from Hamburg and forming in 1993, Tocotronic were, fortunately enough, a good enough band all around to set my mind at ease almost immediately after the initial shock, and what really made me fall for them absolutely was their live show. The easy chemistry of 21 years of touring and general experience makes it obvious that one’s watching masters of their craft at work, so much so that it’s truly heartening to know that they’re one of the hottest names in German rock right now. Truly this is a band that, even if they might not sing in English, make music that can be loved the world over. Take a chance on them the next time you can, I can assure you, you won’t regret it!

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Schade, aber das war nix!

Der Sound - war furchtbar, am Rand nur dumpfer Brei und in der Mitte der Tonhalle auch nicht gut.

Die Songs - mir hat die Auswahl nicht gut gefallen, von meinen Lieblingsplatten (PureVernunft, SchallundWahn) gab es nur zwei Lieder.

Das Entertainment - Dirk ist schon ein netter Unterhalter, aber er könnte mit den richtigen Songs und mehr Ansprachen das Publikum noch viel mehr in die Show einbinden.

Toll finde ich aber dass die Tocos immer noch faire Preise für die Tickets verlangen.

Great Venue at the MAMF 2016 at Stade, Great Bands (especially DLDGG, Isolation Berlin, Trümmer, Fraktus and last but not least TOCOTRONIC). They are better every time! Great Location for an Outdoor Festival and nice Atmosphere and the best weather ever!!!

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for KING & COUNTRY are a Christian pop duo made up of brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone. Originally from Australia, the siblings moved to the United States as kids and settled in Nashville, Tennessee. After initially releasing music as Joel & Luke, the band rechristened themselves for KING & COUNTRY in 2012 with the release of their debut album, Crave . Their 2014 follow-up Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong. and 2018 LP Burn the Ships each earned the pair a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album. Further albums in their discography include the holiday-themed A Drummer Boy Christmas (2020) and What Are We Waiting For? (2022). In 2024, the brothers will head out on for KING & COUNTRY LIVE: The UNSUNG HERO Tour to promote their film Unsung Hero .

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• Crave (2012)
• Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong. (2014)
• Burn the Ships (2018)
• A Drummer Boy Christmas (2020)
• What Are We Waiting For? (2022)
• Unsung Hero (The Inspired By Soundtrack) (2024)

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for KING + COUNTRY’s UNSUNG HERO 2024 Tour kicks off in September 2024. The 27-date tour across the Midwest and the South is in support of the new biopic Unsung Hero , which charts the siblings’ course to becoming Christian recording artists along with their sister, Rebecca St. James. Joel Smallbone co-wrote and co-directed the film (and also stars as the pairs’ father, David Smallbone), and for KING + COUNTRY’s 2022 song “Unsung Hero” is featured on the soundtrack.

Below, find the average setlist from for KING + COUNTRY’s UNSUNG HERO 2024 Tour.

for KING + COUNTRY 2024 Setlist:

• You’re The Voice ( John Farnham cover)
• Fight On, Fighter
• Fine Fine Life
• Love Me Like I Am
• Unsung Hero
• God Only Knows
• Fix My Eyes
• Messengers ( Lecrae cover)
• It’s Not Over Yet
• Place in This World ( Michael W. Smith cover)
• For God Is With Us
• The Proof of Your Love
• Burn the Ships
• The Little Drummer Boy (The Trapp Family Singers cover)

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• 09/19 – Evansville, IN @ Ford Center
• 09/20 – Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum
• 09/21 – St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center
• 09/22 – Grand Rapids, MI @ Van Andel Arena
• 09/27 – Omaha, NE @ CHI Health Center Omaha
• 10/03 – Duluth, MN @ DECC Arena
• 10/04 – Sioux Falls, SD @ Denny Sanford PREMIER Center
• 10/10 – Hollywood, FL @ Hard Rock Live
• 10/11 – Tampa, FL @ Amalie Arena
• 10/12 – Birmingham, AL @ Legacy Arena at The BJCC
• 10/13 – Louisville, KY @ KFC Yum! Center
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“Welcome to… whatever this is,” said Don Henley , making his first remarks to the full house gathered for the first night of the Eagles ’ residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere Friday night. For however much preparation had assuredly gone into putting up a 20-night engagement in the massive dome, Henley sounded in those five words just as nonplussed as any veteran of the low-glitz 1970s probably ought to be. “We’re just the house band,” he added, offering some vaguely neutral comments about “21 st century entertainment” and quipping, “I hope you brought some Dramamine.”

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So by that measure, among others, the Eagles’ opening night would have to be qualified as a success: It used the wrap-around screen to surround the group and audience with dazzling, massive-scale starfields while still making clear that it’s the songs that are the star of the show. This is not a residency that intends to try to reinvent a wheel that the U2 and Dead runs already pretty well reinvented. Rather, it provides a model of how a band can come in and embrace the technology with some visual showpieces — including, sure, a Dramamine Moment or two — but also keep things mellow with the kind of not-overwhelming content that might come up behind an artist on a normal arena tour, tastefully super-sized for the occasion.

Although the group has mostly been opening shows with “Seven Bridges Road” in recent years, it’s no surprise that bumping that out of the first-batter position is one of the few small adjustments the band has made to its setlist with the setting in mind. Close-ups of five-part harmony are not necessarily the way to immediately boggle people’s minds at Sphere, and so “Hotel California” has been moved up into starter position to take full advantage of its more dramatic possibilities. Although not many of the visuals in the show otherwise take the lyrics too literally, things do begin with headlights traversing a dark desert highway, bringing the audience in to an inn where all the banquet guests are faceless and frozen.

That’s a moderately sinister-sounding start, and the band returns to a sense of portent a little later with “Witchy Woman,” which for Sphere purposes is set in a mossy, moonlit forest. But, of course, this isn’t a show that meets to unsettle — most of it about a peaceful, easy, enormous feeling. Are you wondering, going in, how many songs will be presented with a desert backdrop? Well, a few… U2 didn’t invent Joshua trees, you know. Certain songs are not going to be played against type, like “Tequila Sunrise,” which, sure enough, takes place in a canyon at dawn, the sun finally cresting over the tree-lined bridge during the last verse. It’d seem corny in its on-the-nose-ness if the big screen’s photorealism weren’t too impressive to override any such concern. Same, later on, for Walsh’s “Rocky Mountain Way” — it’s like riding on Disneyland’s Soarin’ Over California, transposed to Colorado, and probably no one will complain at finally getting the literalized combination of slide guitar and snowy peaks that eluded us for 50 years.

The most impressive video piece of the night, meanwhile, arrived with Henley’s “The Boys of Summer,” which starts on a beach but quickly moves under the waves, for a beautifully photographed water ballet involving a female and male swimmer. Something that hasn’t been done that much so far at any of the Sphere shows is putting actual human actors, or dancers, on screen … and it works remarkably well in this bubbly tableau.

“Those Shoes,” which had been taken out of the Eagles’ set since the 2022 tour, is back in, and it’s possible that’s because someone thought up a visual design in which James Bond-like floating circles are filled with Bond-like silhouettes of female features, heels most especially. (I felt cheated by the lack of actual ankle bracelets, but that’s just me.) But it’s equally possible that the real reason the song has been reinstated is because everybody loves a talkbox .

Although it’s difficult to imagine that Las Vegas is one of once-and-future-Texan Don Henley’s favorite places in the world, the host city does play a part in a couple of the visuals. “Life in the Fast Lane” offers a cyclical trip down a mysteriously empty Strip (presumably filmed at about 5 in the morning). And for the finale, “Heartache Tonight,” there’s a top-to-bottom cascade of animated images seemingly meant to whimsically suggest to the crowd that there’s no place to get your heart broken like Sin City.

Urbanity and its discontents provide the spark for “In the City” — the Walsh solo track that eventually became an Eagles cut — as monochrome tenements that surround the stage eventually grow into skyscrapers, before the “camera” hovers above them to reveal a peaceful, green countryside behind them.

Not every visual has a direct corollary: “Take It to the Limit” (with Vince Gill assuming the vocal role of Randy Meisner, as he and Deacon Frey assume Glenn Frey’s elsewhere in the set) takes place in the cosmos, even though the song does not… although an earthly tour bus eventually is seen making its way into the stars). It’s the bit of the show that most obviously seems like it could ever been left over from Dead & Company’s trippier visual scheme. But no one should deny anyone doing a show at Sphere their chance to turn it into a planetarium.

Is there some irony in the fact that the newest song in the set is “Boys of Summer,” which invoked the nostalgic dangers of having “a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac” and warned “You can never look back” — and now, exactly 40 years later, the Eagles are following Dead & Company into Sphere with a 100% ‘70s/’80s setlist? To be sure… but complaining about the revival of the past is mostly a younger person’s pursuit. You can , and always will, look back as long as you’re breathing, and there’s nothing any more wrong about keeping the Eagles’ repertoire in play — as one of the great songbooks of the 20th century — than there is with reviving Porter or Gershwin, with the added bonus that some of the original principals are still around to do it themselves, with help from ringers as capable as a Vince-effing-Gill.

There was a nod to the recently departed on Friday night. Henley is not someone to wear the heart of the matter out on his sleeve in a rowdy atmosphere, so the moment was neither teary nor protracted. But before launching into “The Boys of Summer,” the singer told the riled-up crowd, “I don’t want to break the momentum or anything, but I would be remiss if I didn’t acknowledge a couple of people, one of whom we lost a year ago this month, Mr. Jimmy Buffett. We’re dedicating this next song to him. And then the song we’re gonna do after this next song, I want to acknowledge the co-writer of that song, who we lost three days ago, Mr. JD Souther . JD, as some of you may know, played a pivotal role in Eagles. He wasn’t in the band, but he certainly co-wrote some of our biggest hits, including ‘The Best of My Love’ and ‘New Kid in Town’ and the one we’re gonna play after this next song, called ‘Heartache Tonight.’ So these songs go out to those boys, Mr. Buffett and Mr. Souther. Sing it so they can hear you.”

It’s too bad that “Best of My Love” already got taken out of the band’s setlist earlier this year (not long after Souther performed it with them at the Forum in January). It’s one of the finest post-breakup ballads in all of rock history, and it would be the perfect sweet spot to pay testimony to its departed co-writer if they found a way to work it back in before the Sphere residency is over. At the same time, with age comes not just wisdom but practicality, and with the latter surely comes a realization that an audience in Vegas is mostly there to hear bangers, not get lost in rue. So maybe it’s OK if Souther is remembered via one of his most ephemeral co-writes: a heartache is a heartache, even if comes in the guise of a party, right?

Walsh inevitably added some comedy during a break break between songs, talking about how he had awoken in the middle of the night prior to the residency, beset by deep anxiety. “Is it ‘the Sphere,’ or (just) ‘Sphere’?” he wondered aloud. “It’s Sphere — I can relax.” Him and copy editors everywhere.

The Eagles’ Sphere run continues with Friday/Saturday shows on Sept. 27-28, Oct. 11-12 and 18-19, Nov. 1-2 and 8-9, Dec. 6-7 and 13-14, and Jan. 17-18 and 24-25.

Eagles’ setlist at Sphere, Sept. 20, 2024:

Hotel California One of These Nights Lyin’ Eyes Take It to the Limit Witchy Woman Peaceful Easy Feeling Tequila Sunrise In the City I Can’t Tell You Why New Kid in Town Seven Bridges Road Those Shoes Life’s Been Good Already Gone The Boys of Summer Life in the Fast Lane Take It Easy Rocky Mountain Way Desperado Heartache Tonight

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