RockNacht

Hard guitar riffs, blaring drums and unmistakable voices - that's RockNacht in the Stadthalle Bremerhaven!

Together with the Rock Cyclus Bremerhaven, the Stadthalle Bremerhaven is planning a club concert for fans of hard rock and metal music. Concertgoers can look forward to a varied line-up of regional bands. The line-up includes Everest, Pafero, Below Zero and the Mad Monks.

The Bremen-based band EVEREST is the musical successor to the progressive rock band EYEVORY. In a new line-up, the three musicians Kaja Fischer, Anna David Merz and Christian Schmutzer want to explore new horizons. Polyphonic vocals, virtuoso flute melodies, exceptionally soulful guitar solos and complex rhythmic structures form the foundation of their progressive rock music. Stylistically, the band feels very free in their compositions - in their music, rock, pop, classical and metal merge into an inseparable unity.

In the world of Pafero, everything is a question of perspective:
Here, chaos meets harmony, anger meets melancholy, underpinned by a progressive, striking mix of post-rock and alternative. Their debut EP "Perspectives" makes socially critical and existential themes heard with the trio's exciting, spherical signature sound.

Below Zero are Jonathan Frach (drums/vocals) and Max Gärtner (guitar/bass) - two young, talented musicians from Bremen who describe their style as alternative garage rock. The special musical combination sounds much bigger than a duo, the two deliver a veritable wall of sound. To throw a stylistically similar name into the room, Royal Blood is probably the most obvious reference.

The Mad Monks have been shaking a leg on over 250 stages since 2004. "Whereby swingmetalrockpopdixiehop should actually be added to "skapunk" to describe a little more precisely what we conjure up on the dance floor and twist into a Mad Monks "churchcore"," the band explains their musical style.