What could be better than experiencing one of Germany's most successful bands live? Next year, all fans can rock through the summer with Fury In The Slaughterhouse once again: FURY LIVE TWENTY FIVE. The summer tour includes special open air venues and festivals.
The exceptional band crowned their successful open air summer tour in 2023 not only with numerous sold-out concerts, but also with their first #1 album "Hope" after almost 40 years of band history. You can't make that up. That's why they're going again next year. Kai Wingenfelder says: "The best is yet to come! We are currently working on the next album and are having the time of our lives, which we really want to share with you all. So let's celebrate! FURY LIVE TWENTY FIVE! It's even fun when it's raining!" Christof Stein-Schneider adds: "Even better song selection, even better outfits. And we'll be working with hopeful associations again, because #hopechangeseverything. FURY LIVE TWENTY FIVE - we are looking forward to seeing you on a large scale!"
Fury In The Slaughterhouse is one of the most successful and popular German rock bands. And rightly so - after almost 40 brilliant years full of hits, numerous chart successes, gold records, sold-out tours and international successes. With songs such as "Time To Wonder", "Radio Orchid", "Every Generation Got Its Own Disease" and "Won't Forget These Days", Fury In The Slaughterhouse have written the soundtrack for an entire generation. The powerful energy and quality of their music are their trademark. Fury's passion for taking the live audience into their world and entertaining them in a unique way is a kind of life mission. Great lyrics that hit the zeitgeist, typical melodic guitar riffs, real rock 'n' roll and lots of good vibes are what make Fury In The Slaughterhouse the band they are. They manage to give their fans countless unforgettable moments of happiness time and time again. FURY LIVE TWENTY FIVE will be the next unmistakable chapter in an incredible band history for everyone - fans and the band itself.
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