Leto, Knarre, Tetzlaff - Braunschweig I B58

In the organizer's words:

LETO come from Hamburg and play post-punk. In 2015, Leto transformed themselves into a German-language, idiosyncratic and versatile post-punk with emo, hardcore and indie influences. On top of that, the changing melodies and catchy choruses are full of surprises and variety. The music press also attested to this. "The (twelve) songs are catchier than Turbostaat, more emo-pop than Love A, darker and faster than Captain Planet," is how Trust aptly described the band's direction.
Now they are on tour with their third studio album "Leben und tot". According to Frontstage Magazine, LETO "release an album that is an impressive journey into the depths of the post-punk, post-hardcore and emo genres. The tracks on "Life and Dead" are intense and piercing, and the band scream out their emotions in true emo/post-hardcore style."

Founded six years ago, KNARRE from Berlin remains a product of friendship and chance. By chance in the same city, by chance at the same kitchen table, by chance a desire to make noise with melody together. "Hundeleben" was released in summer 2024 on Through Love Records. Somewhere between screamo, punk and something with the prefix "post". Sometimes silly, hopefully always with a stable attitude and now somehow also a bit over 30.

TETZLAFF, a Braunschweig-based quartet that enriches punk rock with indie rock and a little pop without losing any of its heaviness, have been on the scene since summer 2022. They are one of those bands that don't party or sing about getting drunk, but rather sing and shout their view of the world into the microphone. The result is varied and intelligent music that gives listeners little time to take a breather.
The band describes their music as North German punk rock. Singer Dome and bassist Micha actually come from the same town near the Danish border. The other two, Pastu and Carlo, were incorporated without further ado. The band's origins still characterize the songs of TETZLAFF. Rough and direct and often a little melancholy.
They only pay tribute to their namesake in one song and that's about it for the boys.

Price information:

Advance booking from 13€ Box Office: 16€