Saarburg
WE SALUTE YOU is an AC/DC tribute band that sets new standards worldwide. The band delivers a fantastic, intricate, and authentic AC/DC show that is truly unparalleled. Singer Grant Foster from London, along with his four colleagues, embarks on a new dimension with WE SALUTE YOU. Fans can expect a perfect AC/DC show – and they get it. With a presentation full of passion, a gigantic stage production, an oversized hell bell, an impressive Marshall wall, and up to 21 cannons, WE SALUTE YOU comes astonishingly close to the original AC/DC. So close that long-time AC/DC photographer Robert Ellis from London posted after attending a concert, "this is the closest thing to the real thing!" Of course, the five guys also leave no doubt in musical aspects. From the very beginning, they focus on the sound and performance of their idols. No wonder that every performance of the band becomes an unforgettable concert highlight – not just for die-hard AC/DC fans! Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Show starts at 8:00 p.m.
The milestones of rock and pop music evoke special emotions and memories in almost everyone. Bands and artists who have made history with their music or even shaped new styles, such as Queen, Pink Floyd, Van Halen, and U2 still move fans today with their hits. Many of these classics were created in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s of the 20th century. Presenting the masterpieces of this era passionately and virtuously is the mission of Zentury XX. Zentury XX consists of five professional musicians who have dedicated themselves to the music and the spirit of this time. With their fascinating enthusiasm and convincing quality, Zentury XX takes listeners on an exciting and versatile journey through the music of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, featuring the greatest hits of that time. High-class entertainment and goosebumps feeling are guaranteed. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Start at 8:30 p.m.
In "The Best of the Best," Pawel Popolski presents the greatest hits from 120 years of pop music. Together with the entire audience, he sings the most beautiful songs from grandpa, making the plaster come off the ceiling... From the quietest song of all time (Let's get loud) to the biggest disco hit from the legendary Zloty Palace. Pawel has also found evidence that the bass guitarist was already the most troubled cup of the entire horde in prehistoric times. On the historical spice rack, Pawel Popolski plays a spectacular electro-polka hit on sage, pepper, and marjoram! (I can't get no sleep!). Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Show starts at 8:00 p.m.
In autumn 2007, everything began with a clear vision: to not only cover the fascination and magic of Depeche Mode, but to bring it to the stage with the highest musical standards and genuine live dynamics. Today, 20 years later, Depeche Reload stands for exactly that – and much more. From the very beginning, their goal was to create the perfect connection between authentic studio sound and the intense live feeling of their great role models. A special challenge that they have consistently faced to this day: Depeche Reload plays completely live – without programmed backing tracks. Their motto still holds true: “We are probably the ONLY D/M tribute band that plays completely live – and we’re livelier than Depeche Mode themselves!!!” What began in 2007 as a heartfelt project quickly evolved into a success story. As early as 2009, they were awarded “Hessen's best tribute band” – an early milestone on their journey. But the true reward has always been the countless concerts, enthusiastic fans, and unforgettable evenings full of emotions. With Hermann as the charismatic frontman, the perfect “clone” has been on stage for two decades. His performance is astonishingly close to the original – from gestures and facial expressions to the distinctive tattoos on his left arm. Anyone who closes their eyes feels transported right into a real Depeche Mode concert. On their anniversary tour, they unite the greatest hits, selected insider tracks, and personal favorites of the band – a musical journey through 40 years of synth-pop history, presented with the energy, authenticity, and j
When Global Kryner presented their first CD in 2004, the music world was turned upside down. It was love at first sight. The idea was as simple as it was brilliant: take the legendary Oberkrainer sound of Slavko Avsenik, blend it with world hits, add a pinch of jazz and a lot of playfulness, and there you have the recipe. Süddeutsche Zeitung was overjoyed, even fantasizing about a "jack-of-all-trades" in music. And with "verkrynern," a new verb was created. What followed was a ride through all radio and TV formats, rarely seen before. Hundreds of concerts in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Benelux, France, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Ukraine, and all the way to Mexico. After hot and quite demanding years of touring life, the band bid farewell to the stage in 2013. But the love has never faded. On the contrary. Now comes: Global Kryner "2nd Love"! In the summer of 2024, the Global Kryner, led by music cabaret artist and clarinetist Christof Spörk and Oberkrainer accordion veteran Anton Sauprügl, decided to make a fresh start. Trombonist and neo-fish farmer Martin Temmel didn’t have to be asked twice. Markus Pechmann, now one of the country's most sought-after jazz trumpeters, engaged the truly miraculous singer Miriam Kulmer. Also joining the band was "Mister Groove," jazz guitarist and songwriter Andreas Haidecker. But watch out: there will be no rehashing of old hits. The band is preparing for their comeback with meticulous work. New typical "verkrynerizations" must be included, yes, of course! But this time there will also be newly composed songs to hear. It will b
Dino Metal for the whole family - Dino Power Tour 2027. HEAVYSAURUS are a true phenomenon – with celebrated performances in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, shows on the largest festival stages in the country, and an impressive 9th place in the charts. In 2027, the largest family rock band in the country will embark on the next adventure: With the new album "Mission Dino Power" (release date: 2.5.27), HEAVYSAURUS will kick off the corresponding MISSION DINO POWER TOUR 2027. The four dinosaurs and the dragon will become the strongest rock superhero gang in the world – with a brand new live show, many new songs, and plenty of new adventures and stories! Music for children, but not children's music HEAVYSAURUS make music for children, but not children's music in the classical sense. Here everything is authentic: real musicians, real instruments, and a real live performance with original songs full of powerful riffs, great choruses, and classic rock and metal elements. The MISSION DINO POWER TOUR 2027 also offers a professionally produced rock show with everything that goes with it – child-friendly and full of fun participation, but meant absolutely seriously. Children will experience their perhaps first big concert moment while parents celebrate or rediscover their own love for music – until in the end, everyone raises their forks in the air together. Because at HEAVYSAURUS, generations celebrate together, whether four, fourteen, or forty-four. Five heroes. Five superpowers. One mission. In the world of "Mission Dino Power," all band members discover their superpowers.
1988 in Paris. The phone rings and Ute Lemper cannot believe that Marlene Dietrich is on the line. The two have a three-hour conversation – what a valuable gift for the then 23-year-old Ute Lemper. The grand dame has tracked down her rising young colleague and called her to thank her for her mail. After Ute had received the French MOLIERE Award for her performance in Cabaret in Paris, she wrote a postcard to Marlene Dietrich, directly to Avenue de Montaigne 12, where Marlene had been living since 1979. Ute essentially wanted to apologize for the media attention she had received from her. And then the phone rings. They talk about their lives, their work and their style, their love for Rilke, their complicated relationship with Germany, their grief and their fascinations. One would love to be a fly on the wall and listen to the two show ladies. Ute was at the beginning of her theater and music career. Marlene Dietrich, on the other hand, was already reflecting on a long, fulfilled life full of films, music, incredible collaborations, love stories, and fame. 1992 in Berlin. Six days before Ute's premiere in the role of Lola in The Blue Angel at the Theater des Westens – in precisely that role, which made Marlene a star in 1928 – Marlene Dietrich dies in Paris. After the glorious funeral at La Madeleine, Marlene finally returned to Berlin to find her final resting place. Ute Lemper, now a world star herself and long referred to as the “new Marlene,” tells us about it in her new program, taking us 30 years into the past and allowing us to share in her conversation with Marlen
DOTA is dedicating its current concert program to the great Berlin poet Mascha Kaléko. Kaléko's poems tell pointedly, directly, and with fine humor about everyday life, love, friendship, loneliness, social upheaval, and the small and large challenges of life. Dota Kehr discovered Kaléko's texts through a fan and was immediately captivated by her clear, reduced language and her immediacy to life. This led to the idea of setting the poems to music. The first album of Kaléko adaptations was released in 2020 and became a great success. A second followed later and opened up further facets from Kaléko's collections of poems, essays, and notes. Together with her band, DOTA gives the texts new musical colors. Folk, indietronica, and Brazilian influences meet a varied instrumentation and make the nearly one hundred-year-old poems sound remarkably contemporary. In addition to songs from the two Kaléko albums, some pieces with original lyrics are also on the program. In 2026, DOTA will be back with this special program at selected concerts. The band members include Dota Kehr (vocals, guitar), Janis Görlich (drums), Jan Rohrbach (guitar), Jonas Hauer (keyboards), Wencke Wollny (saxophone), and Antonia Hausmann (trombone). An acoustic concert evening that brings Mascha Kaléko's poetic observations into the present. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Start at 8:30 p.m.
