In the organizer's words:

There's something for everyone here; the finest punk rock meets the first best of 100 years of pop music - a delightfully controversial misunderstanding.

DAUERWELLE WASSERSTOFF combine emotion, showmanship and irony in the name of good entertainment. These punk rock virtuosos seduce anyone and everyone in no time at all into a top-class punk rock party drunk on hits.

Live, Dauerwelle Wasserstoff make it unmistakably clear how both genres are revered at the same time. There's not a dry eye in the house at this party and even the last sourpuss will be lured out of the reserve. Of course, you might wonder why the hell you can sing along to all the songs so well. But then it's already too late and before you know it, you're in the middle of it and singing along joyfully.
Punk-rock riot and pop chaos at the highest level! An experience for the whole family, whether in a club, at a festival, at a carnival or at grandma's birthday party, Dauerwelle Wasserstoff dance at almost every (no-Nazi) wedding!

Dauerwelle Wasserstoff are Günther G. Glam(bs), Franky Famous (dr), Rex Royal (gt) & Jingo Star (gt). In their chic outfits, the guys look like real pop stars, if it weren't for their slightly too cool hairstyles and cheeky attitude. And then there's the fat slab of concentrated punk rock power. If you listen carefully, you will experience a firework of quotes and anecdotes. So it's no wonder that Dauerwelle Wasserstoff have already been described as the German Me First and the Gimme Gimmies.

Dieter Thomas Kuhn is speechless and the critics are enthusiastic: "You'll go to hell for this!"

Dauerwelle Wasserstoff are Günther G. Glam (bs), Franky Famous (dr), Rex Royal (gt) and Jingo Star (gt).

Günther Giom Glam (27, born Bröhl) saw the light of day in a well-tempered new-build apartment in Bonn, the German capital at the time. As the son of a janitor and a master spy, he knew the difference between good and evil from an early age. His musical upbringing was entirely in the spirit of the Enlightenment, so it is no surprise that his bass guitar provides a solid foundation for the sometimes exuberant capers of his colleagues.

Franky Famous (27, born Caprice) spent his youth in the castle of his tomboyish governess. He developed a keen sense of tact and a penchant for the rough and tumble at an early age. As the son of a French showgirl and an unnamed acting legend, he drummed up a storm on the Barracudas. Even before he set out to slide down the hump of the glittering world of Hollywood and conquer the stages of this world.

Rex Royal (27, born von Hahlen) comes from an old aristocratic family that had gained a certain amount of wealth during the turmoil of some war, only to lose it all again in the shell game. Disgusted by the customs of blue-blooded ancestry, and in order to disguise his true origins, Rex decided to lead a more amusing life. His immense dexterity is therefore presumably a result of his early childhood experiences.

Jingo Star (27, born Best) was born in Hamburg. As the son of an untalented pop musician, he was already destined for success. His mother ensured early on that he received a solid education in the classical arts. He consistently rejected this in favor of paying homage to the idols of rock music. He repeated several classes at the Hamburg School and thus proudly played his part in the downfall of the West.