Mike + The Mechanics - Looking Back - Living The Years 2025 Tour

In the organizer's words:

After the highly acclaimed and sold-out "Refuelled! Tour" in 2023, Mike + The Mechanics return with the "Looking Back - Living The Years 2025 Tour". The tour kicks off in March 2025 and will take in the whole of the UK before making a stop in Germany. Fans can look forward to a total of 14 shows, including in Dortmund, Stuttgart, Munich, Leipzig, Frankfurt and Hamburg. The exclusive presale starts on Wednesday, June 5, 10 a.m. at www.eventim.de, the official presale on Friday, June 7, 10 a.m. at all authorized advance booking offices.

Their promising program includes hits such as "Over My Shoulder", "The Living Years" and "All I Need Is A Miracle", as well as some of Genesis' most popular classics.

Mike Rutherford says: "It's exciting to announce that we'll be touring with the Mechanics again. Touring with the guys last year was a real pleasure. Even though it had been four years since the last tour, we quickly got back to the old habits, the old jokes and the camaraderie as if it had only been one day! We had so much fun on the last tour and the audience was so appreciative and warm. When we played the last show in Düsseldorf, we all agreed that we definitely wanted to do it again. We can't wait to see you guys."

Mike + The Mechanics was founded in 1985 by Mike Rutherford "as a side project to Genesis", with Paul Young and Paul Carrack as the original frontmen. Together they achieved huge commercial success in the 80s and 90s, reaching number one worldwide and selling over 10 million albums.

After the sudden death of Paul Young in 2000, the band released another album before deciding to take a break. In 2011, Mike began writing songs again and invited Roachford and Tim Howar to join him. Their chemistry was instant and they released the album "The Road". Since then, the band has been touring with great success and continues to stay together.

Checkroom compulsory:

Checkroom attendance is compulsory for events at the Meistersingerhalle in Nuremberg. For safety reasons, overclothing, umbrellas and walking sticks, with the exception of walking sticks for the disabled, must be handed in at the checkroom.